Mohamed Agha Mahmoud Saeed was born in 1946 in the village of Zmnako, affiliated with the Derbandikhan sub-district. He was a villager and engaged in farming. In 1974, he was displaced to the country of Iran and resided in the Dizli settlement. His wife's name was Khadija Yusuf, and his sons were Hamamin, Faruq, and Fatah, and his daughters were Amina and Bafraw. He was martyred in 1984.
Struggle RecordMohamed Agha Mahmoud Saeed In 1967, he joined the ranks of the Aylul Revolution and became a Peshmerga in the Zmnako branch, affiliated with the Sixth Bamo Battalion, under the command of Fazil Talabani, belonging to the Khabat force under the command of Abdulwahab Atrushi After participating in all confrontations against the regime in that region, he attained the rank of platoon leader. In 1974, he was displaced to the country of Iran and resided in the Dizli settlement. He maintained a relationship with Nadir Hawrami, and in 1978, he became a Peshmerga again with Nadir Hawrami and attained the rank of squad commander. They returned to the border and the areas of Sharazur and Hawraman for guerrilla activity. In 1984, while returning from an operation in Sertek-i Bamo, a planted mine exploded under him and he was martyred.
Source:Archive of the Kurdistan Democratic Party Encyclopedia Board.