Ahmed Mawlood Mahmood is known as Ahmed Mina, born in 1932 in the village of Balkha, affiliated with the Biara sub-district of the Hawraman region, he was a villager and was engaged in gardening work, he was married and his wife's name was Kafia Yamam and he had three sons and three daughters named Hushyar, Wakil, Sardar, Mahtab, Suad, Shna.
In the Year 1961, he became a Peshmerga in the Hawraman platoon, which was led by Sheikh Hama-Amin and was affiliated with the Khabat Battalion of the Kurdistan Democratic Party. In the Year 1965, he was severely wounded in a confrontation with the Iraqi Army of that time in the Belula area at the foot of Bamo. In 1967, he became the person in charge of the revolution's prison, which was in the Biara sub-district of the Hawraman region and was supervised by the Khabat force.
In the Year 1969, Ahmed Mawlood and his two comrades named Mala Qayer and Ali Halaw in the village of Hama Oghan between the Nawroli region and the city of Halabja fell into an ambush by the Iraqi Army of that time and after two hours of confrontation, Ahmed Mawlood and his two comrades were martyred.
Source:- Archive of the Kurdistan Democratic Party Encyclopedia Board.