He was born in 1948 in Saqiz, East Kurdistan. He completed his studies in Saqiz and then moved to Tehran and was employed in the Communications and Intelligence Department. In Tehran, Mr. Abdullah became interested in literature, especially in the field of stories and speeches. Because of this love and relationship, he went to Dr. Reza Barahani's story and writing factory in Tehran for two years in 1992 and 1993. This effort led to his acquaintance with many talented Iranian writers with whom he still maintains warm relations.
Mr. Abdullah has published his works in many magazines and newspapers such as Karnama, Gulistan Khana, Bayar, Rojhelat, Ashti, Sirwan, etc. His writings include criticism of Maya Hashim's poetry, Sirwan and Ashti, and criticism of Anwar Masifi's poetry. Mr. Abdullah has been able to present a book in Persian called Mosibat Kurdbun to the Kurdish library. Although it was more than fifty pages long, he has been able to explain the problems of his people from another perspective.
He has published many translations from Kurdish into Persian, which he will continue to serve if his illness gives him the opportunity.
It is worth mentioning that in his book, Kaykhosravi points to the issues and times that have been the cause of pain and suffering of Kurdish society throughout history. Every time someone, a president, a revolutionary, or a caretaker arises and wants to eradicate this pain and suffering of the Kurdish struggle, at the last turn of events before everything changes for the better, the Kurdish issue falls back to the same place where it started without any improvement.[1]