In 1975, after the collapse of the Aylul Revolution he became a refugee in the country of Iran. Initially, he went to the Oshnavieh camp in Eastern Kurdistan. After a few months, he was transferred to the Anzel camp in Sarpol-e Zahab. He stayed there for a few months and was then transferred to Sarmil. He spent a few months there before being transferred to the city of Yazd.
On November 22, 1991, after the uprising of the people of Southern Kurdistan, he returned to Kurdistan with his family and settled in the city of Rawanduz.
In 1962, along with several young men of his age such as Sayyid Salim, Muhammad Ziyad, and Qadara Goj, he joined the Peshmerga forces of the Aylul Revolution in the village of Faqiyan in the Rawanduz district and became a Peshmerga. He participated bravely in the battles of the villages of Akoyan and Faqiyan, Korak Mountain, Dara Hishk, Gali Bejan, and the Harir mountain range. Due to the bravery of that group of Peshmerga, a platoon was opened for them in the Balak force area, Muhammad Ziyad was made platoon leader, and Mamadrash Rawanduzi was made deputy platoon leader. They were sent to the Degala area in the Koya district to defend against the expansionism of the Iraqi Army.
From 1963 to 1964, he participated in several battles in the Rawanduz area, the Akoyan valley, and Korak Mountain. In 1965, he participated in the battle to defeat the Iraqi Army on Korak Mountain. In 1966, along with his fellow Peshmerga such as Sayyid Salim, Muhammad Ziyad, Qadara Goj, and Majid Karwanchi, they attacked the Iraqi Army and liberated the top of Korak Mountain and Kapka Qal in the Rawanduz district from the Iraqi Army, causing heavy losses to the Iraqi Army.
In 1966, he participated in the battles of Dara Hishk, Korak Mountain, the Akoyan valley, the Alana valley in the Khalifan sub-district, and Hindren Mountain. In the battle of Hindren Mountain, Mamadrash Rawanduzi was slightly wounded, and his comrades did not leave him behind and rescued him.
In 1970, after the March 11 Manifesto, Muhammad Ziyad was made Head of Branch and Mamadrash Rawanduzi became the deputy Head of Branch. The same year, after the formation of the Border Guard force, because he knew the Arabic language, he was made a sergeant. In 1971, he participated in the battle of Kalakin against the Traitor mercenaries of the Iraqi regime. After the responsible person for the Rawanduz area committee was ordered to transfer to the Akre area committee, he asked the Kurdistan Democratic Party leadership to transfer Mamadrash Rawanduzi with him because he needed him. Therefore, Mamadrash Rawanduzi played his role as a Peshmerga and deputy to Abdulrahim Jasim in the Badinan area for two years.
In 1974, after the Iraqi government reneged on implementing the March 11 Manifesto and resumed the war against the people of Kurdistan, Mamadrash Rawanduzi returned to his previous position as deputy Head of Branch. He participated in the battles of Korak Mountain and the Akoyan valley against the Iraqi Army. On August 8, 1974, Muhammad Ziyad became a Martyr, so Mamadrash Rawanduzi was made Head of Branch in his place.
In 1985, he rejoined the Peshmerga forces of the Gulan Revolution. At the request of Kak Idris Barzani he formed a 400-man Peshmerga force and returned to the Khinera area in the Sidekan region. He participated in several battles against the Iraqi Army. In 1988, he participated in the epic of Khwakurk in the Bradost region.
At the beginning of 1992, in the city of Rawanduz, at the request of the leadership, he formed a Peshmerga force. In 1992, he became a Martyr in the battle to defend the rule of law by the bullets of PKK militants..
Source:1. Archive of the Kurdistan Democratic Party Encyclopedia Board.