She was born on #15-02-1984# in the city of#Mahabad# . Two months before her birth, his father was imprisoned for political activities. Her father was executed in Tehran when she was at the age of one. Until the age of six, she was imprisoned with her mother in Mahabad and Urmia prisons dozens of times due to her mother's political affiliation.
At the age of 12, she began writing and literary activities in Kurdish. At the age of 12, her first story in Kurdish was published in Sarwa magazine. At the age of 13, she held her first children's painting exhibition in Mahabad. At the age of 14, alongside her literary activities she began to work for the preservation of Kurdish folklore.
At the age of 15, she organized the first children's literature festival in Mahabad. She started working as a freelance journalist at the age of 17 and her articles were published in most Iranian and Kurdish newspapers.
At the age of 20, she was imprisoned in the intelligence prison and the general prison of Mahabad for political activities. At the age of 21, she was invited to an international women's conference in Europe with the support of dozens of international organizations. In 2004, her first book was published. In 2005, she became a member of the Kurdish Pen Center and the International Writers' Association. The youngest member writer in Penn Central and Penn International. She has five books and two others are currently under publication in South Kurdistan.
She started her struggle and activities for women during her high school years and continues to this day. She has participated in dozens of meetings and conferences on women's issues.[1]