Taha Majid Ahmed Isa In the year 1948 He was born in the village of Shekhani, affiliated with the Pirman district. He was a villager and was engaged in farming. After the fall of the Aylul Revolution He became a refugee in the country of Iran and returned to the land of Kurdistan in 1977. Taha Majid was married, his wife's name was Taws Karim, and he had two sons and two daughters named Muzafar, Asaad, Galawizh, and Bayan.
Struggle HistoryMartyr Taha Majid became a Peshmerga in 1969 in the Fifth Branch of the Second Battalion of the Erbil Plain Force of the Kurdistan Democratic Party, at which time Qadir Aziz was the Head of Branch Five and Arif Osman was the Battalion Commander. In 1980, he became a Peshmerga again under Qadir Aziz to continue his struggle. He had an active participation in all the epics of the Safin foothills and the Balisan Valley, where they faced the soldiers and Jash of the Ba'ath regime.
In 1983, the PUK forces launched a wide attack on the positions of the Kurdistan Democratic Party in the Balisan Valley. As a result of this wide attack, Taha Majid was severely wounded and his entire body was disabled. Also, after the defeat of this wide attack by the PUK and the Ba'ath, the leadership of the revolution sent him to the country of Iran for treatment, and after 22 days of receiving treatment at a hospital in the city of Tehran, Taha Majid was martyred due to the severity of his wound.
Source:Archive of the Encyclopedia Board of the Kurdistan Democratic Party.