Khalil Hamad Ali Hamadamin was born in 1963 in the village of Baraka, affiliated with the Hiran sub-district of the Shaqlawa district. He was a villager and had a primary level of reading and writing. His mother's name is Khadij Taha, and he has one brother named Wali, along with three sisters named Fakhri, Zuhri, and Shukri. In 1988, he was martyred in the Battle of Qalaqasim during a confrontation with the Iraq army.
Struggle RecordIn 1981, he joined Jaafar Aqobani, who was then the responsible for the Hawre organization affiliated with the Shaqlawa Regional Committee of the Kurdistan Democratic Party. After a short time, due to his intelligence and competence, he became a cadre in the organization department of the Hawre organization. At the same time, he established an armed relationship with Wasta Yunis and, along with the Peshmerga of the Shaqlawa Regional Committee, participated in most of the activities inside the city and the mountains, the most prominent of which was the attack on the Hasar pass at the Rusak bridge. In 1986, he participated in the Battle of Qupi Sor against the Ba'ath regime army.
In 1988, he participated in the Battle of Qalaqasim, and in the Tangor valley, after confronting the regime's soldiers and defeating them, he and several comrades went down to inspect the bodies of the remaining soldiers. However, among the bodies, a soldier was left behind wounded; he approached him, and the soldier got up and fired two bullets into his heart, and Khalil Hamad Ali was wounded. His comrades tried to transport him, but when they reached the Kani Mustafa cemetery, which is near the village of Baraka, he was martyred and was buried there.
Source:Archive of the Kurdistan Democratic Party Encyclopedia Board.