Arian's mother was born in the year 1950 in Penjwen township of the SulaymaniyahSulaymaniyah province. Later They moved to the Malkandi neighborhood in the city of Sulaymaniyah and she grew up there. From a very young age, she got married, but because she could always win over the struggles she managed to finish school.
In the 1960s, she moved to BaghdadBaghdad with his family for the transfer of employees and stayed there for nearly 20 years. She began her acting career there and went on stage for the first time in the year 1967 in the plays:' What's Gazi and What's Eye', 'God is Greater than Sultan Mahmood', and 'The Fist in the Same'
Arian's mother talks about the time when women's participation in theater and acting was difficult and socially prevented. According to her, men did not dare to move and sing at the night, let alone women. She also says people encouraged her family to kill her but her family supported her on the contrary.
She has participated in many Kurdish dramas and films and played different roles. She has worked with the theater groups 'Salar', 'Hawriyani Gaziza' and many other groups, she has participated in many dramas like Gardalool and Kirkuk Four, as well as the film 'According to the Constitution directed by 'Rahim Zabihi', she says she loves all the work she has done, most of the roles were appropriate for her age.
Arian's mother continues to act and says: “Art has given me respect among people, and I don’t exchange their respect for anything.
Atiya Mohammed Amin is the mother of Arian and seven other children. Two of her daughter and a son have passed away. 5 of her children are still living she lives with two of her sons.[1]