Martyr Qadir Hamamurad Ahmad, known as Qadir Jabari, was born in 1968 in the village of Dargashikhan, within the borders of Byara sub-district, Hawraman area. He was a villager and was engaged in gardening. He studied up to the middle level in Byara.
In 1984, he became a Peshmerga in the Martyr Sardar Haji Hussein Daraqaysari Battalion, which was part of the Hawraman Force of the Kurdistan Democratic Party. He participated in several battles, such as the battles of Ahmad Awa, the battle of Hane Qul, and the battle of Qaradagh. In 1987, in the battle of Ahmad Awa, after a fierce confrontation with the army of the Ba'ath regime at the Mlay Qonara outpost near Ahmad Awa, Martyr Qadir Hamamurad was very severely wounded. In that same battle, his comrades Sardar Haji Hussein Daraqaysari and Sheikh Salam were martyred.
In 1986, he received the rank of Section Commander, and later he became the Deputy Battalion Commander of the Hawraman Force. In 1988, along with a group of his comrades, they wanted to go to the village of Ahmad Awa, but behind the Hane Qul outpost of the Ba'ath regime's army, a planted mine exploded under them. As a result, Qadir Hamamurad was martyred. His comrades transported his body to the territory of Iran and buried him in Darband Dzhli.
Source:- Archive of the Kurdistan Democratic Party Encyclopedia Board.