She was born in the year 1966 in the city of Kirkuk from a leftist and patriotic family. It is worth mention that she was introduced to the world of poetry and literature since childhood and her father was a famous poet and writer; Since the 1980s, she has been interested in writing poetry and poetic essays in both the Kurdish and Arabic languages. She also made attempts at translation, In the early 1990s, she translated Zahdi al-Dawdi's story “The Legend of the Kingdom of the Sayyid” from the Arabic into Kurdish language. She has published it in a series of small publications, which is now ready for publication. Many of her poems have been translated into Arabic, Persian and English languages. She also has written a series of articles on literature and civilizations in the Arabic language and she published them in the Sirwan, Al-Ahram al-Masriya, Hawar al-Jaza'iriyah and Al-Muraqib al-Nahar Iraqi newspapers. She has also organized several poetry and literary conferences both inside and outside of the country. And she has participated in conferences, seminars and literary festivals. She is an active activist and defender of women's rights.
* Member of the Academy of Politics and Democratic Thought
* Member of the editorial board of Sirwan newspaper in Kurdish and Arabic and reporter of Sirwan newspaper in Erbil.
* Member and administrator of Kurdish Poets Cultural Center
* Member of Nawa Network for Humanitarian Activities
She has two books of poetry published called (Breaths of a Woman) and (Cups of Love) and several other works are ready for publication.[1]