Faisal Mohammed Salih was born in 1955 in Saadounawa neighborhood of Erbil. He completed primary, secondary and high school in Erbil. He graduated from the College of Education, Mosul University, Department of English in 1978-1979.
He married Faida Rashid on 15-10-1981. They have a son (Ahmad) and a daughter (Van). Ahmed graduated from the Department of Media in Ankara. Van graduated from Gaziya University and is now teaching English.
The artist has been passionate about music since the fourth grade of elementary school. At the same time, he participated in acting in the subjects taught in the school classes.
On 21-02-1969, through teacher (Sabah Abdulrahman) to the secondary school in Erbil, he selected several students to form a theatrical troupe in addition to acting.
He has written dramas such as a series named (Our Neighborhood).
He was appointed as an English teacher in 1979. He was the director of Choman Secondary School, Makhmur and Pirdawd Secondary Schools, Azadi High School and Jolan Secondary School. With the establishment of the Institute of Fine Arts, he became an English teacher and later became the deputy director of the same institute.
His last teaching period was at Ibn Mustafa Evening School in the Department of Theater of Mosul University in Arabic from 1974 to 1978.
For several years he was a member of the drama evaluation committee that brought the productions of Erbil, Sulaymaniyah and Duhok teams to Kurdistan Regional Television.
His own works that were shown on this TV:
Drama Series (Juha) Written by Himself, Directed by Him and Zhilwan Tahir.
Drama Series (Today's Photos) Written and Directed by himself more than (60) episodes.
Drama series (Tourism) written and directed in collaboration with the Ministry of Tourism more than (50) episodes.
Drama series (Health) written and directed more than (30) episodes in collaboration with the Ministry of Health.
While working for KOG, he wrote and directed the drama series Mines and Disasters.
Drama series (Those Disabled by Mine) written and directed by Khalil Loqa.
He has translated dozens of films and cartoons from English and Arabic into Kurdish and recording them for the children's section of Kurdistan Regional TV.[1]