Martyr Yasin Mihemed Ebdulqadir Murad was born in 1969 in the village of Girde Naze in the Sharazur plain. He was a villager, engaged in farming, and studied up to the primary level.
In 1985, he became a Peshmerga in the Omer Xemgin detachment, the head of the Xurmal organization affiliated with the Halabja District Committee of Branch Four of the Kurdistan Democratic Party. At the same time, Omer Xemgin was the head of the partisan detachment of the Suren force.
Martyr Yasin Mihemed Ebdulqadir Murad participated in the battle of Ehmed Awa, the battle of Derbendikhan, the battle of Gulan mountain, and the partisan activities of the Sharazur plain.
In 1987, Martyr Yasin and seven of his comrades attacked a military base of the Ba'ath regime in the village of Bani Shari, affiliated with the Sharazur plain. They surrounded the military base from four sides, and after approaching it, they fell into a trap of planted mines and explosives, and as a result, Yasin and his comrades were martyred. Later, through some of his comrades, their bodies were transferred to Derbendi Dizli in Iranian territory and were laid to rest there.
Source:
1. Archive of the Encyclopedia Board of the Kurdistan Democratic Party