He was born in 1963 in Erbil. After nine years of Peshmerga service, he has been living in Sweden since 1991.
In Sweden, he studied philosophy for three years in addition to a master's degree in history of thought. In addition, he studied modernism/postmodernism, ancient Greek, psychology, history, children's language development, and education for a year and a half.

His printed works:
- I lose you in the shadow of the mountains, I see you again in a plain, poem, 1986, published by the Iraqi Communist Party.
- Last Prayers of the Mountain and the Impossible Journey – Poetry, 1993, Sweden.
- Scandinavia: Another Island of Incense – Poetry, 1996 Sweden
- Letters of Death and Letters of a Perspective – prepared and translated by Arthur Raimbo, 1997, Sweden.
- Scandinavia Another Island in the South, translated into Swedish in 2004, Tranan, Stockholm.
- Mahabad in the Olympics of God, translated from a collection of poems and interviews by Salim Barakat, published in 2004 in Sulaymaniyah, Sardam Printing House.
- Nomadic Philosophy, translated from Swedish/Danish, published by Nama Literature and Thought Center, Erbil,
- Nigay Dast, a collection of poems with Eleonora Bro, Shierwan Khadr and Mutalib Abdullah, 2005, published by Dilan Printing House in Sulaymaniyah.
- Gulnarakani Shwenpe Labakhchani Tarawgada, a broadcast text, Nama Literature and Thought Center, Erbil, 2006, published.
- General This, Margaret Doras, Broadcasting, Aras Printing House, Erbil, 2006,
- He has published it.
- A cultural raw material behind the ears of language, 2007, published in Pomegranate magazine in Sulaymaniyah.
- Turn of the mind; Separation from Oppression, A Theoretical Essay, Pomegranate Press, 2008.
- Zayalay Daq; Shabangi Daq, a critical essay, published by Qalam Club in Sulaymaniyah, 2008.
- the stirring of places; Tamiani Balakan, Koshir, 2009 Rojhelat Printing House
- In addition to a collection of poems, literary and intellectual essays and translations.[1]