Chiman Murshid Mala Shekha was born in 1956 in the town of Shaqlawa, her profession was a school teacher, she began her teaching career at the school in the village of Sursura and was later transferred to the town of Shaqlawa, Muhammad Amin Haji Zubair became her husband and she had two sons named Rabar Muhammad, Danar Muhammad and one daughter named Banar Muhammad.
Struggle RecordDue to her literacy and proximity to the Kurdistan Students Union, Chiman Murshid soon became a trusted person for the commanders of the Peshmerga Forces, in Year 1980 she became a writer and assistant in delivering documents between Ahmad Zakhok, Ahmad Darwish, Military Ali Rashid, Muhammad Ali Omar, and Nabaz Qadir, during all the years she was a teacher, she had a high role in providing information from inside the schools of Shaqlawa town to the organization and the Peshmerga forces.
In Year 1987, a Peshmerga detachment went to the Krikor neighborhood and dealt a deadly blow to the enemy force and she sheltered that detachment, because of that, the Ba'ath regime blew up her house on top of her and she was severely wounded, after 15 days of being wounded in the hospital, she was martyred due to the severity of her wound.
Source:Archive of the Encyclopedia Board of the Kurdistan Democratic Party.