Martyr Mihemed Ebdulkerîm Mihemed was known as (Heme Girêzeyî) and was born in 1951 in the village of Girêze, which belongs to the Sayid Sadiq district. He was a villager and was engaged in farming. In 1981, he and his brother named Heme Salih were martyred. After the defeat of the September Revolution, Heme Girêzeyî migrated to the country of Iran and resided in the Derbendî Dizlî settlement. After their return to Kurdistan, they were relocated by the Ba'ath regime to southern Iraq and settled in the city of Diwaniyah. He was married, his wife's name was Gulçîn Faruq, and he had three sons and a daughter named Salar, Siware, Soran, and Çinur.
In 1967, he became a Peshmerga in Branch 3, Battalion 9 of Martyr Dilshad, which was part of the Xebat Force of the Kurdistan Democratic Party, where at that time Sheikh Mihemed Basakî was their Head of Branch and Fetah Axa was the Battalion Commander. In 1969, he received the rank of Sergeant from his branch. In 1974, he was severely wounded in the battle of Sertîz Mountain.
In 1979, he re-established contact with the Peshmerga forces of the May Revolution and became a Peshmerga there with Ebdula Axa, who was part of the Hewraman Force of the Kurdistan Democratic Party.
On September 4, 1981, after carrying out an operation in the Sharezur plain, they wanted to go to the village of Girêze to take a short rest and bring some special supplies for the mountains. However, before reaching the village of Girêze, they fell into an ambush by a force of the Patriotic Union of Kurdistan and confronted them, and as a result, Heme Girêzeyî and his brother Heme Salih were martyred.
Source:1. Archive of the Encyclopedia of the Kurdistan Democratic Party