Born Ali Tili Kimi , known as (Ali Tili), in 1945 in the village of Bibo, affiliated with the Nerwa Rekan sub-district in the Amidi district of Duhok Governorate. He completed his primary education in the village of Bibo, and studied middle and high school in the Amidi district. He sought refuge in East Iran in 1975 and settled in the city of Urmia. He returned to South Kurdistan in 1991 after the popular uprising of South Kurdistan.
He joined the Aylul Revolution forces in 1961 under Commander Haji Birokhi in the Nerwa Rekan area. Afterwards, he headed to Zakho and remained for a period in the Zakho mountain, where he participated in the battles of Semel, Wadi Zawita, Sarki, and Swartoka.
In 1962, he was among the Peshmerga forces in the new organization of the Badinan region forces led by Mustafa Nerwayi. In the same year, he crossed into Soran with his forces and the forces of Mullah Mustafa Barzani , heading to Rayat and Qaladiza. In 1964, he participated as a Delegate in the Sixth Congress of the Kurdistan Democratic Party.
In 1970, he established a Headquarters with Mustafa Nerwayi in the village of Bisha, affiliated with the Smilan sub-district in the Choman district. In 1974, he participated in the battles of Mount Zozik and the Omar Agha Strait. After the setback of the Erbil revolution in 1975, he headed to the border of North Kurdistan and continued his fedayeen struggle with a group of Peshmerga in the form of mobile detachments.
In 1976, after the outbreak of the Aylul Revolution, he joined the Kurdistan Peshmerga forces. He played a distinguished role in the Golan local Committee as a Detachment Commander, where he carried out activities in the areas of Duhok, Sheikhan, and Akre, reaching the border of the city of Mosul. He participated in the Battle of Wadi Bazi with Sami Abdul Rahman and 100 other Peshmerga. He participated with Sami Abdul Rahman and 100 other Peshmerga in the Battle of Bazi.
In 1979, he headed to East Kurdistan and participated in the Ninth Congress of the Kurdistan Democratic Party. After the Congress, he returned to South Kurdistan. In 1988, during the infamous Anfal and chemical attacks in Badinan, he was in the village of Mazya in the Rekan area. After the campaign, he headed to the border of North Kurdistan and from there to the city of Urmia in East Kurdistan.
He returned to South Kurdistan in 1991 with the start of the popular uprising of South Kurdistan via Haji Omaran with Omar Osman and Leader Ali, and from there he headed to the city of Duhok and participated in the uprising. In 1992, he was appointed responsible for the Akre local Committee after its reorganization. He assumed the Position of Commander of the Akre Army in 1995. In 11997, he was transferred to the Kurdistan Army Command (Falak). He returned again to the Akre Army. In 2003, he assumed the Position of Deputy Commander of Zeravani in Erbil. He was later transferred to the Zeravani Command office in the city of Duhok. He participated in the Congresses (6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, and 13) of the Kurdistan Democratic Party.
He was awarded the Barzani Immortal Medal by President Masoud Barzani in 16 December 2010 during the convening of the Thirteenth Congress of the Kurdistan Democratic Party.
Source:1- Archive of the Encyclopedia Committee of the Kurdistan Democratic Party.