He was born in 1931 in Koya to a businessman family. He went to school in 1938.
In 1947, after the collapse of the Kurdistan Republic, he returned to the Kurdistan Region in Mahabad and was sentenced to one year in prison.
In 1949, he was expelled from high school and sentenced to one year in prison and one year under police surveillance by the military customary court in Baghdad for membership in the Iraqi Communist Party.
Until 1955, he was imprisoned and sentenced several times.
In 1955, he was sentenced to three years in prison and two years in police custody.
He was released from prison eight months before the July 14, 1958 revolution.
He got married on 16-06-1959.
After the coup d'etat of February 8, 1963, he went to the mountains until 1970, and was forced into hiding and exile. From early 1979 to mid-1986, he returned to the mountains and lived a very difficult life.
In late 1960, he became a member of the Kurdistan Regional Committee of the Iraqi Communist Party. In late 1972, he became a member of the Central Committee of the Iraqi Communist Party until the Fourth Congress.
He has four sons and two daughters. His children have completed higher education in electronics, technology and art.

Published works:
1. The Echo of Freedom under the name of Dilêr Ahmad. In 1954, the police seized the Tigris Printing House .
2- Tobacco and tobacco farming in Iraqi Kurdistan in 1958.
3- Some important events in 1979. Pages in the history of the Kurdish people, Volume 1, Sweden.
4- Fratricidal Wars in 1980 -1981 Pages in the History of the Kurdish People's Struggle Volume 2 Sweden.
5- Some events of 1981-1990 Pre-Ashan tragedy, Halabja Anfal Pages in the history of the Kurdish people's struggle Volume III Sweden.
6. In a long procession of 50 years of experience and testing, Sweden in 1997.
7- Basics of the History of Left Thought in Kurdistan, Sweden in 2001.
8 – The book of a handful of the remains of Kharman.
9. For the sake of power.
He died on 12-07-2008.[1]