He was born in 1953 in Delezha village of Karadakh region in Sulaimani. He completed his high school education in Sulaimani. He was passionate about political work and political struggle since childhood. He has been arrested, hidden and tortured several times for his political activities.
In 1978, he was arrested while working at Sulaimani University and fortunately escaped execution. Since 1983, he has been dismissed from his official duty because he did not join the military service of the Iraqi regime.
In 1991, he was asked to return to his job at the university, but he did not do so, as he was busy with running his own private business.
in 1999 he moved abroad and now he lives in Norway. He is currently involved in civic and mass organizations, he is a member of the Chak Center, a member of Komak organization, and a member of the Norwegian Anti-Racism Organization.
His writings are mainly on political criticism and party work in Kurdistan. Sometimes he translates Arabic articles related to the genocide of the Kurdish people and Kurdish issue.
He is a social person with many social relationships. He has three intelligent children, all of them are university graduates and live in Norway.
Till now, in addition to 200 to 300 social, political, educational and reading books, that are published on websites such as Voices, Today, Kurdish Articles, People's Eye, Hawpshti, Awene and Shar. He has also published dozens of articles in Hawlati newspaper.
In particular, more than 20 articles, including interviews with prominent Arab writers who write civilized dialogue, on the issue of the Kurdish case and the Kurdistan state, or the Kurdish state in the future, at the request of Mr. Kamal Rauf, who was the editor in chief of Hawlati they were translated into Arabic and his contacts with these writers were through Hiwar Mutamadin. They are also members of Hiwar Mutamadin as translators. His answers to these writers were finally published in Hawlati Newspaper.

His own writing books:
1. Position, a transition through social and political problems.
The books he has translated are:
1. Articles of Tariq Hajji who is a prominent Egyptian liberal writer.
2. Several philosophical and scientific pamphlets of the thinker Hisham Ghasib, a profound Marxist, have been collected in a large 500-page book entitled Lights in the Dark Night.
Translated Four education booklets so far in (2019):
1. Multiculturalism, written by Ali Ratansi, who is a university professor in the United Kingdom.
2. The Pedagogy of the Oppressed, written by Paulo Freire.
3. Bertrand Russell book on education.
4- John Dewey's unique book entitled School and Society
That means the number of books reaches (6 books).
1- Position, a transition to new social and political problems.
2- Lights in the dark night a translated book
3. Pedagogy of the Oppressed, by Brazilian educational philosopher Paulo Freire.
4. Multiculturalism; Ali Ratansi is the author.
5. Bertrand Russell on education, written by a British philosopher.
6. School and Society, written by the American philosopher John Dewey.[1]