Khidr Muhammad Khidr joined the organizations of the Kurdistan Democratic Party in his youth, and at the age of 16, he became a Peshmerga with his father, Commander Mamedarash Rawanduzi, in the village of Faqiyan, affiliated with the Rawanduz district. In 1976, after the outbreak of the Gulan Revolution he joined the Peshmerga forces again. He became a Peshmerga in the Awara Force and performed Peshmerga duties in the villages of Khinera and Lolani in the Bradost region. In 1988, he participated in the Battle of Khwakurk.
In 1991, after returning from the Country of Iran, he became a Peshmerga again with his father, Commander Mamedarash Rawanduzi. For a period, he was responsible for protecting the Hafiz bridges, the Bekhal bridge, and the Kawalokan. In 1992, after his father was martyred, he was appointed in his place as the Commander of the Handren Force in the Rawanduz border area.
In 1992, after the formation of the Unified Army of Kurdistan, he received a Military rank and became the deputy of Khamad Barzani in the Rawanduz Regiment, which had its headquarters in the Rawanduz garrison.
In 1994, after the outbreak of the civil war, he became a refugee and moved his family to the town of Khalifan. On the night of October 17-18, 1996, during an attack by gunmen of the Patriotic Union of Kurdistan on the Rawanduz district committee, he was martyred..
Source:1. Archive of the Encyclopedia Board of the Kurdistan Democratic Party.