The Martyr Qadir Abdulkarim Al-Mas, known as Qala-y Mainjan, was a Peshmerga of the Aylul Revolution and one of the first Peshmerga of the Hawraman division, he was martyred in Year 1963 in Ain Wazniya in the Hawraman area after the Peshmerga embankments were subjected to artillery shelling. 

The Martyr Qadir Abdulkarim Al-Mas, known as Qala-y Mainjan, was born in the village of Noso in Eastern Kurdistan in Year 1913, he moved in the prime of his youth to the Hawraman area and settled in the village of Balkha, affiliated with the Byara sub-district in Halabja Governorate and practiced freelance work. He was married to Qathan Murad and they had three sons and two daughters, his son (Reda Qadir) was martyred in Year 1969 in the Aylul Revolution, and his two daughters (Saada and Tuba) were also martyred as a result of being subjected to chemical shelling on the city of Halabja.

In Year 1961, he joined the ranks of the Peshmerga of the Hawraman division, and he is one of the first Peshmerga of the Hawraman division in the Aylul Revolution, where the Hawraman division became the first armed division in the area that joined the revolution and was affiliated with the Khabat battalion of the Kurdistan Democratic Party.

Qadir Abdulkarim and two of his Peshmerga comrades (Qala Sur and Ghafoor Ahmed) were wounded in Year 1963 after their embankments were subjected to artillery shelling by the Iraqi Army, but Qadir Abdulkarim was martyred due to his severe wounds. 

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Archive of the Encyclopedia Committee of the Kurdistan Democratic Party