Muhammad Hamakarim Hamasadiq, known as Hama-i Sofi Karim, was born in the Year 1955 in the village of Kani Sif at the foot of Surin Mountain, affiliated with Khurmal sub-district. He was a villager and engaged in farming, and had studied up to the primary level. After the collapse of the Aylul Revolution he became a refugee in the Country of Iran and resided in the city of Marivan. He was married, his wife's name was Ayna Hamasaid, and he had four sons and three daughters named Kazim, Masud, Yadgar, Asad, Rahma, Rezan, and Fatima.

In the Year 1986, he became a Peshmerga in the Surin force affiliated with the Regional Committee of Darbandikhan of the Fourth Branch of the Kurdistan Democratic Party, in the Year 1987, the aircraft of the Ba'ath regime bombed the Peshmerga positions on Surin Mountain, as a result of which Hama-i Sofi Karim was hit by several pieces of shrapnel in the defensive position and was severely wounded.

He participated in the popular uprising of the people of Kurdistan and right at the beginning of the uprising in the Sharazur region, on March 7, 1991, during the recapture of the Qainija military base near Said-Sadiq, he was hit by bullets and was martyred.  

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Archive of the Encyclopedia of the Kurdistan Democratic Party