Biography

Hussein Muhammad Ali Khan Mahmud, who is known as Hussein-i Fata, was born in 1950 in the village of Doli Nawhadi in the Shamiran region, affiliated with the Darbandikhan district. He was a villager and was engaged in farming. A brother of his named Sulaiman-i Fata was martyred in 1981. After the collapse of the Aylul Revolution in 1975, he became a refugee in the country of Iran and settled in the (Anzal) settlement near the city of Sarpol-e Zahab. Hussein Muhammad Hussein-i Fata was married, his wife's name was Shamsah Ahmad, and he had one son and three daughters named Muhammad, Sara, Seyran, and Tara. He was martyred in 1978. 

Struggle Record

Martyr Hussein Muhammad in the Aylul Revolution in 1965 became a Peshmerga in the Shamiran Force, which at that time was an independent force, and Martyr Hama Shamirani was its commander and received orders from the revolution leadership. Also, the area of activity of this force was mostly in the Shamiran and Nawroli regions, but after the creation of the military structure of the Aylul Revolution in 1965, that force remained as an independent force and was placed under the Khabat Force of the Kurdistan Democratic Party. 

Martyr Hussein Muhammad participated in the battles of Mount Zmnako, the Battle of Darbandikhan, the Battle of Garmian, Khanaqin, the Battle of Sartiz, the Battle of Haji Omaran, and the Battle of the Communists. In the Battle of Mount Zmnako in 1967, he was severely wounded. In 1968, he received the rank of squad leader in the Shamiran Force. 

 In 1976, after the collapse of the revolution and their displacement, he reconnected with the revolution and became a Peshmerga under Qadir Hama Salih Tagozi, who in the Aylul Revolution was the Head of Branch Four of the Sixth Battalion of Bamo of the Khabat Force of the Kurdistan Democratic Party. 

 In 1978, Hussein Muhammad and a group of fellow Peshmerga comrades returned to the city of Halabja for partisan activity. In the foothills of Bamo Mountain, they fell into a military ambush by the then-regime of Iraq, and Hussein Muhammad was severely wounded. His comrades transported him to the country of Iran for treatment, but due to the severity of his wound, he was martyred two days later.

  Source:

Archive of the Kurdistan Democratic Party Encyclopedia Committee.