Majid Hamad Rasul Hamad, was born in 1933 in the village of Khoran, affiliated with the Shaqlawa district. He was a villager and was engaged in farming. Majid Hamad's family consisted of his wife Gulnaz Bakr, his sons Shamsadin, Najmadin, Mushir, Abdulwahid, and Kakla, and his daughters Halima, Shirin, Ghazal, Aishan, and Suzan.
Struggle HistoryMajid Hamad became a Peshmerga in 1968 in the Seventh Branch, commanded by Hashim Bapir Aqubani, affiliated with the Third Safin Battalion, commanded by Rasul Faqi, affiliated with the Safin force of the Kurdistan Democratic Party, participated in the battles of Aquban, Klau Qasim, the Battle of Awagard, the Battle of Darbandi Kori, the Battle of the Hiran Valley, the all-out battle, and the battles of Makok and Shishar. In the Gulan Revolution in 1984, he became a Peshmerga again in the Safin force of the Kurdistan Democratic Party, when Rasul Faqi was the force commander, and Majid Hamad served as a Peshmerga of the force headquarters detachment.
Majid Hamad returned to the village of Khoran for a few days of rest in 1986 and was exposed. Therefore, on the morning of November 13, 1986, a large force of mercenaries and soldiers of the Ba'ath regime surrounded their house. Majid Hamad did not surrender and confronted them. As a result, he was severely wounded and was arrested while wounded. The mercenaries dragged him while wounded to the entrance of the village, and at the entrance of the village, they executed him by firing squad, and he was martyred.
Source:Archive of the Kurdistan Democratic Party Encyclopedia Board.