Mirza Abdullah Qadir Muhammad was born in 1937 in the village of Lawaran, affiliated with the Darbandikhan district. He was a villager and engaged in farming. In 1975, he became a refugee in the Country of Iran and resided in the Anzali settlement. Mirza's wife was named Gulbakh Abdullah and he had three sons named Haidar, Mahdi, and Sardar, and two daughters named Fawzia and Alia. He was martyred in 1977.
Struggle RecordMirza Abdullah Qadir Muhammad in 1963 joined the ranks of the Aylul Revolution and became a Peshmerga alongside Jalal Lawarani and Sayyid Bahadin, affiliated with the Khabat Force under the command of Abdulwahab Atrushi He participated in the battles of Zalm Bridge, the Darbandikhan battle, and the Halabja battle. After the collapse in 1975, he became a refugee in the Country of Iran and resided in the Anzali settlement. In 1976, he returned to Iraq and was arrested by the city's security in the city of Halabja and was transferred to the city of Baghdad, where he was imprisoned for one year in the General Security of Baghdad city. In 1977, after his release, he reconnected with Najda Rash and Sayyid Bahadin. In the same year, 1977, Mirza Abdullah and a group of Peshmerga went to the village of Lawaran for a few days of rest. They were discovered, and a large force of the Iraqi regime surrounded the village. After a heavy confrontation, Mirza and his comrades were able to escape the village. After moving away from the village, the regime's aircraft struck them with 60-caliber weapons, and Mirza and a comrade of his named Darwish Abdullah were martyred. After their martyrdom, the regime's soldiers dragged their bodies by boat through the waters of the Sirwan Lake until they reached the Darbandikhan district. Later, they were buried by the Darbandikhan district municipality at the entrance of the city.
Source:Archive of the Kurdistan Democratic Party Encyclopedia Board.