The Martyr Qadir Zamen Allah Murad, known as Wasta Qadir, was a Peshmerga of the Aylul and Gulan revolutions. He fled to Iran after the setback of the Aylul Revolution. He was wounded once during his struggle in the ranks of the Peshmerga. He was martyred in the Year 1981 after being hit by a bullet in his head in the epic of Mount Sharam.
The Martyr Qadir Zamen Allah Murad Ali Wais, known as Wasta Qadir, was born in Tawela, belonging to the Byara sub-district in the Hawraman region. He was a resident of Tawela, practicing gardening and the profession of carpentry. He fled to Iran after the setback of the Aylul Revolution and resided in Hankarmala in Iran. He was married to Sabria Hama Reza, and they had a son and three daughters (Dilshad, Amira, Samira, Sabahat).
He joined the ranks of the Peshmerga in the Year 1964 in the Third Company of the Seventh Battalion Byara within the Khabat forces of the Kurdistan Democratic Party. He participated in many battles, including: the Zalm battle, the Zalm bridge battle, the Kani Saif battle, the Ahmad Awa battle, and the Sharam battle.
He was seriously wounded in the Year 1968 in Sartak Bamo near the city of Halabja in clashes with the Iraqi regime army.
And upon the recommendation of Nader Hawrami, he began organizational work inside the Iranian refugee complex while informing his Peshmerga comrades in the Hawraman region to reorganize and prepare for the Gulan Revolution.
In the Year 1981, he participated in the epic of Mount Sharam, and after two days of resistance against the attacks of the Ba'athist regime army on the mountain and the Peshmerga fortifications, Qadir Zamen was hit by a bullet in his head and was martyred instantly. His Peshmerga comrade (Majnun Shahid) was also martyred with him. His comrades transported their bodies into Iranian territory and buried them in the Iranian Mount Kimna.
Source:Archive of the Encyclopedia Committee of the Kurdistan Democratic Party