Muhammad Amin Mahmud was born in 1953 in the village of Kani Weiske, affiliated with the Bamo sub-district, Halabja Governorate. He was a villager engaged in farming. He completed primary school. He was married to a woman named Rana Muhammad and had four sons and three daughters named Ghafur, Ata, Adnan, Adil, Sargul, Akhtar, and Roshna.

In 1986, he became a cadre of the secret organizations of the Kurdistan Democratic Party. He had contact with Hassan Zamaqi, a member of the Sirwan Force of the Kurdistan Democratic Party. In 1991, during the popular uprising of the people of Kurdistan, he took up arms and became a Peshmerga in the Sirwan Force, and operated in Darbandikhan, Arbat, Halabja, Kalar, Bawenur, and Khanaqin.

In 1991, between Khanaqin and Jalawla, Muhammad Amin Mahmud and his comrades fell into an ambush by the Ba'ath regime's army, and Martyr Muhammad was wounded. Later, he was taken by the soldiers, and until now, there is no trace of him and he is missing. At the same time, in that ambush, several of his comrades were martyred, named Abdullah Sufi, Muhammad Ali Muhammad, Mam Amin, Kaka Rostam, Nasih Glajali, Hama Amin Sharif, Azim Darwish, and Hama Ismat.

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Archive of the Kurdistan Democratic Party Encyclopedia Board.