In her own words:
I was born in 1980 in Sina, East Kurdistan.
I have been passionate about literature since childhood. I have had a love for literature since I was a child. My teachers have encouraged me many times and have always supported me in this field. I first became acquainted with a Kurdish book in the fifth grade of primary school, which was the poems of the poet Qani’. His book further encouraged me to become interested in finding other Kurdish books. Then I became acquainted with the works of the national poet Abdullah Pashew. Then I started writing Kurdish poetry. I published my first Kurdish poem in 1994 in Iranian magazine Sirwa. I also became a member of the Kurdish Mawlawi Council in order to continue my literary activities. Through my activities in this council, I have been able to meet many Kurdish literary figures and writers such as Zhila Hosseini and Marf Aghaei. I also met Jafari Qazi, Sartip Mansouri and dozens of other writers. Finally, due to pressure from the regime's oppressive agencies, I was forced to leave East Kurdistan in 1999 and settled in South Kurdistan.
I have been living in Greece for almost 10 years now and I studied at the Higher University of Political and Social Sciences and received my master's degree. I recently received my PhD in Political and Social Sciences as a Comparative Sociology of Nations in Mythology. I am currently working as a lecturer at Pantoin University and presenting two days a week in Greek on the International Section of Radio Greece.
I have published writings, research and translations in Kurdish, Greek and English in Kurdish and Greek magazines, and newspapers.[1]