Nasradin Abdullah Hama Hussein, known as (Nasradin Hawrami), was born in 1940 in the town of Tawela, affiliated with the Halabja district of Sulaymaniyah province. He finished the sixth grade of primary school in Tawela. In 1975, after the collapse of the Aylul Revolution , he became a refugee in the Country of Iran and resided in Nawsud. Later, he returned to South Kurdistan and resided in the town of Tawela, but he was deported by the Iraqi government to the city of Ramadi. After three months, he returned to the city of Tawela again. He passed away on December 17, 2020.
In 1959, he joined the organizations of the Kurdistan Democratic Party. In the Year 1962, he joined the Peshmerga forces of the Aylul Revolution in Aghjalar. In 1963, he was transferred to the 7th Battalion of the Khabat Force in Biara, which was commanded by Jamal Namiq. In the same year, during the enemy army's attack on the city of Halabja, he was one of the Peshmerga who participated in that battle. In 1963, along with a number of Peshmerga, they went to Halabja as a detachment and carried out military activities in that city at night. As a Peshmerga of the Khabat Force and the 7th Battalion, he fought against the Iraqi government in Sharbazher, Bamo, Tawgozi, Shamiran, Nawroli, Sharazur, Hawraman, Said Sadiq, Suran, Penjwen, Chwarta, Azmar, and Mawat, which were the borders of the Khabat Force's activity. Nasradin Hawrami, in his Peshmerga life during the Aylul Revolution, held the ranks of squad leader, deputy platoon leader, platoon leader, and head of the Hawraman branch.
After the March 11, 1970 agreement, he was made the commander of the Penjwen border battalion with the rank of Rais Urafa, and later he was transferred to Nawroli, Shamshir Kul, and Saraw. In 1974, he was made the head of the Bamo branch in the Khabat Force. Along with a number of his friends, they began organizational work. During that period, he was arrested twice by the Iraqi regime, but he was released due to a relative who was the Qaimaqam of Arbat at that time.
In 1977, he joined the Peshmerga forces of the Gulan Revolution and joined the ranks of the Peshmerga in the village of Gachina on the border between South and East Kurdistan. Later, along with ten other Peshmerga, he returned to the mountains and was made the commander of the Hawraman forces, and in the form of a mobile and strike detachment, they carried out activities against the Iraqi Army in the areas of Tawela, Biara, Sosakan, Dargai Shikhan, and Khurmal.
In the Year 1987, he went to the Fourth Branch of the Party in Qaradagh. In 1988, after the chemical bombardment of Halabja, he returned to Karajal and Marivan in East Kurdistan. In the uprising of South Kurdistan in 1991, he was the person responsible for the Darbandikhan area and participated in the uprising of that city. In 1992, he was made an administrator of the Fourth Branch of the Party. During the civil war in Kurdistan, he was transferred to Erbil. In 2000, he was made an administrator of the Twelfth Branch of the Party in Halabja. In 2002, he was made a member of the High Aylul Agency in Shaqlawa. In 2013, he retired.
Nasradin Hawrami, in his Peshmerga life, participated in several battles, including the 1966 Zamnako battle, the 1968 battle of the outskirts of Zamnako, and the 1980 Hawraman battle. He was wounded several times. His parents were victims of the chemical bombardment of Halabja.
On August 16, 1996, on the Golden Jubilee of the Kurdistan Democratic Party, because of his services, by President Masoud Barzani , he was awarded the Barzani Medal.
Source:1- Archive of the Encyclopedia Board of the Kurdistan Democratic Party.