Martyr Muhammed Sadiq was born in the year 1945 in the village of Sekani, which is part of the Taq Taq sub-district of the Erbil province. He was a villager and engaged in animal husbandry. He studied up to the primary level. Muhammed Sadiq was married and his wife's name is Xunçe Seîd. He had three sons and three daughters named Qadir, Shukir, Sabir, and Gulexa, Keje, and Kaban.
In the year 1969, he joined the September Revolution and became a Peshmerga. He was in the Nesredin Mistefa branch, which was part of the Erbil Plain force of the Kurdistan Democratic Party. After the March 11, 1970 agreement, Muhammed Sadiq remained a Peshmerga of the Erbil Plain force headquarters.
In the month of August 1974, Muhammed Sadiq and several of his comrades were attacked by the fighter jets of the then-Iraqi regime, and near the village of Nawpirdan in the Choman area, Muhammed and one of his comrades, who was known as Gayneceyi, were martyred. Later, they were buried by the villagers of that area.
1. Archive of the Kurdistan Democratic Party Encyclopedia