Najmadin Abdullah Hamad was born on July 1, 1935, in the village of Goroni in the Choman district, affiliated with the Erbil Governorate. Because there was no school in their village, he did not go to school. After the collapse of the Aylul Revolution, he was exiled by the Iraqi government officials to the city of Diwaniyah. After staying in that city for two years, he returned to Kurdistan in 1976, and later he and his family migrated to the Country of Iran and settled in that country. In 1991, he returned to Kurdistan and settled in the town of Pirmam. Due to the severity of his wound, he passed away on November 3, 1994, in one of the hospitals in the city of Naghadeh in Eastern Kurdistan.
Struggle HistoryIn 1961, he joined the Peshmerga forces of the Aylul Revolution. From 1964 to 1974, he was a Head of Branch and responsible for the guards of the Barzani Headquarters. He participated in the battles of Mount Zozk. In 1974, as a commander, he participated in the battle of Grawi Omar Agha in the Diana area, where he was severely wounded, and his brother, named Osman Abdullah, was martyred.
In 1976, at the beginning of the outbreak of the Gulan Revolution, he joined the Peshmerga forces again. In the Balakayati region, he played a role as an initial detachment. He took on several tasks and responsibilities in the Gulan Revolution, including from 1979 to 1984 as the person responsible for the Balak area committee, from 1984 to 1988 as the person responsible for the Rawanduz area committee and the Balak force, and in 1988 as an administrator of Branch 2 of the Kurdistan Democratic Party for the military department, and at the same time, he was the person responsible for the Peshmerga forces of the Kurdistan Front in the Balakayati region.
During the Gulan Revolution stage, as the person responsible for the Balak and Rawanduz area committees and the commander of the Balak force, he supervised the execution of several partisan battles and activities: the 1981 battle of Kospe Spi below the village of Pirsawan in the Monjalayati valley, the 1982 battle of Qubay Galala in the Galala sub-district affiliated with the Choman district, the 1982 killing of an Officer of the regime's army who was Known as (Zabta Sheta). That officer had created a lot of pressure on the psyche of the people of the area and had become a source of great threat and danger to the people of the region. In 1984, the attack on the Agriculture Department of the Galala sub-district, in 1985 the attack on the government intelligence in the city of Choman, and in the same year the attack on the Nawprdan checkpoint.
In 1991, as a commander, he participated in the uprising of the people of Southern Kurdistan. In the same year, during the Iraqi Army's re-attack to recapture all of Kurdistan, Najmadin Goroni was one of the commanders who resisted in the Kori battle. He took on several tasks and responsibilities, including in 1992 as a member of Branch 2 and responsible for the military department, in 1993 as the commander of the 5th Balak Army, and in 1994, upon the formation of Branch 10, he was made a branch administrator and responsible for the military department. In September 1994, he was made a member of the Military Bureau in Pirmam. In 1994, he was severely wounded in the Rawanduz battle. In the same year, at Qubay of the Galala sub-district, they fell into an ambush, due to which he was severely wounded, and due to the severity and impact of that wound, he was martyred.
Source:Archive of the Encyclopedia Board of the Kurdistan Democratic Party.