Hama Khan Amin Hama Karim was born in 1957 in Darka Sheikhani village, belonging to Byara subdistrict in Hawraman. He was a villager working in farming and gardening, completed primary school, fled to Iran after the setback of the September Revolution, lived in Baramawa, was married to Shukriya..., and had one son, Hemen.
He joined the Hawraman Peshmerga Forces of the Kurdistan Democratic Party. Nader Hawrami was the force commander; their headquarters were in Birwas and Kaimana on the Iraq-Iran border. He took part in the Kani Seif, Mount Sharam, Ahmad Awa and Khakurk battles. He was martyred by Ba'athist Army fire in Khakurk in 1988, and his comrades carried his body to Iran, where he was buried in Darband Dizli. His father was martyred in 1963, and his brother Mirza Amin in the chemical bombardment of Halabja in 1988.
Source:Archive of the Encyclopedia Directorate of the Kurdistan Democratic Party.