In his own words:
I was born in September 1959 in Shekhali, Mukriyan region. I studied in Shekhali, Konamallaler, Bokan, Naghdeh and Karaj. In 1978, I became a member of the Kurdistan Students Union and editor-in-chief of its magazine in Persian. In 1980, I participated in several courses to teach Kurdish reading and writing in collaboration with the Democratic Association of Mubariz Teachers in Bokan. Together with Mr. Jamali Mufti, we celebrated Newroz for students of Bokan schools.
In 1982, I became the head of the writing committee of primary education textbooks in the Teachers' Association. Later, with the formation of the “Teaching and Education Commission”, we continued to write books there. The books “Alphabet” for the first grade of primary school and “Kurdish Reading” for the second and third grades of primary school were written by me. In the same year and in 1983, I was responsible for conducting several teacher education courses and teaching Kurdish reading and writing. About 60 members, Peshmergas, and supporters of Komala participated in these courses and were later sent as teachers to village schools in the liberated areas. In 1983, I became a member of the Communist Party of Iran. In the autumn of the same year, I became a member of the translation group of the committee and at the same time, I started working as an assistant to Dr. Jafari Shafi'i in preparing “Peshraw” magazine. In the spring of 1985, I participated in the formation of the Kurdistan Workers' Arts and Literature Center as a founding member. I was a member of the editorial board of Peshang and editor-in-chief of the magazine for several issues. In 1985, I started working with Komala Radio as an announcer and preparer of the programs “Free Tribune” and “We and the Listeners. In 1989, he published a collection of poems entitled (Ta Shokofey Soori Krasek) a translation of several poems by Ahmadi Shamloo. Since 1993, I have been the director of Komala Radio and the writing director of Peshraw, the central organ of Komala. In 1995, at the 8th Congress of Komala, I became a member of the Central Committee. In the same year, I published (Law diwi rango parda). The book is literary criticism and research and contains four essays in 1998. In 1999, I discovered Radio Awena in Sweden. For about a year, the radio broadcast two hours a week in Kurdish in Stockholm. In the summer of 2000, I left the Communist Party of Iran with the departure of the Revolutionary Committee of the Kurdistan Workers of Iran. Since then, I have been a member of the leadership of the Revolutionary Committee of the Workers of Kurdistan of Iran. In 2000 I started working as a mother language (Kurdish) teacher in Stockholm schools. In the same year, I published the ( Dashti Asian) which is designed for secondary school students in Swedish schools. In 2001, I became the editor-in-chief of Komala's central organ, Shorsh. In 2005, I took over the management of Rojhelat TV. In 2006, I participated in the reform process of Komala with some members of the leadership, later known as the “minority of the Central Committee”. In March 2007, the movement announced a reform platform called the Central Committee Minority. In the autumn of 2007, the movement split from the Kurdistan Workers' Revolutionary Association (KRK) and in 2008, at its 12th congress, it adopted the name KZK. After the 12th Congress, I was a member of the Political Bureau of the Kurdistan Workers' Association. In April 2009, I announced my withdrawal from the KZK.
Unpublished works:
- My poems
- Translation of the poems of 5 Iranian poets: Nima, Shamloo, Saya, Kasraei, Moshiri
- Translation of the poems of Babatahir Hamadani
- The anthology of Wafaee (Proofing and Research)
- Collection of literary articles (criticism and research)[1]