Martyr Ismail Maghdid was born on March 1, 1970, in Erbil Governorate. He was a middle school graduate and was busy with trade in the Erbil market. Ismail Maghdid was married; his wife's name is Habiba Muhammad, and he had one daughter named Ashna.
Struggle RecordMartyr Ismail Maghdid, while he was a student in the middle school stages, joined the Kurdistan Students Union and became a cadre in that organization. After finishing his studies, he became a cadre of the secret cell of the Second Branch of the Kurdistan Democratic Party and took on the task of writing the slogans of the revolution.
In 1991, he became a Peshmerga of the First Region of Pirmam of the Second Branch of the Kurdistan Democratic Party when at that time Sayed Muhsin was the official of the regional committee. In 1991, during the uprising, he participated in the liberation of Pirmam District and Erbil Governorate.
On April 31, 1991, Ismail Maghdid and a group of his comrades fell into an ambush by the soldiers of the Ba'ath regime at the Zaeem intersection in the city of Erbil, and Ismail Maghdid was martyred. At the same time as Martyr Ismail Maghdid, a group of his comrades named Nasradin, Salim, Jalal, and the sons of Mahmoud Se Tir were martyred in that ambush.
Source:Archive of the Encyclopedia Board of the Kurdistan Democratic Party.