Martyr Muhammad Awl, known as (Hama-y Awl), was born in 1945 in the village of Saray Subhan Agha in the Sharazur plain of Sulaymaniyah Governorate. He was a resident of the village of Tapa Rash near Said Sadiq and was engaged in business in the market. He studied up to the primary level. He was married and had two daughters and a son. 

In the Year 1961, he joined the Peshmerga Forces of the Aylul Revolution and became a Peshmerga in Hama-y Nariman's squad, affiliated with the Martyr Kamal Salim branch, which was part of the 10th Battalion of Penjwen of the Khabat Force of the Kurdistan Democratic Party. On December 1, 1961, he participated in the battle between Shanadari and Penjwen, and from December 1, 1961, to December 30, 1961, he participated in the battles of the Sharazur plain, the battles of the Hawraman region, the battles around Penjwen and Mount Kuramew, Tazade, Guli Taza, Kani Seway Soren, Mount Kharnok, Siamewe, Jomerasi, Bani Bonok, Garchina, Chanara, and on December 25, 1966, he participated in the battle to repel the then-Iraqi military attack on Mount Soren and the Penjwen region.

In 1974, he received the rank of squad leader in Ahmad Chaqzhi's branch, which was the 4th branch affiliated with the Bamo Battalion under the command of Hama Sur Hussein, part of the Khabat Force. After a while, Hama-y Awl was transferred as a squad leader to the 5th branch under the command of Sergeant Mahmoud Siagwezi, affiliated with the Penjwen Battalion under the command of Nuri Hama Ali, part of the Khabat Force. 

On April 3, 1974, the military of the then-Iraqi regime launched a large-scale attack on the positions of the Peshmerga Forces in the mountains around Darbandikhan. The regime's attack began with intense shelling, and Sergeant Mahmoud Siagwezi's branch was heavily shelled. As a result, Rahim Macho and Hassan Piro Kaltaki were martyred, and Hama-y Awl, Sergeant Mahmoud, Abdullah Gurji, Abdulrahman Abdullah, and Jamal Muhammad Abdullah were seriously wounded. All five wounded were transported by the battalion commander to the hospital in the city of Marivan in the country of Iran. However, Hama-y Awl and Jamal Muhammad Abdullah, due to the severity of their wounds, were transferred from the Marivan hospital to the hospital in the city of Sanandaj. On April 11, 1974, after eight days in the hospital, Hama-y Awl was martyred due to the severity of his wounds. 

Source: 

1- Archive of the Encyclopedia of the Kurdistan Democratic Party.