Martyr Ahmed Hamadamin Ahmed Hamad is known as Ahmed Haji Doshav. He was born in 1970 in the village of Sheikh Wasanan, affiliated with the Shaqlawa district. Ahmed's father, who is known as Haji Doshav Sheikh Wasani, was martyred in 1998. After the collapse of the Gulan Revolution in 1975, he and his family became refugees in the country of Iran. After two years of displacement, they returned to Iraq, but were deported to southern Iraq and settled in Samawa province. In 1979, they returned to Kurdistan and settled in the city of Erbil.
Struggle RecordMartyr Ahmed Hamadamin became a Peshmerga in 1983 in his father's detachment, Haji Doshav, which was affiliated with the Shaqlawa district committee of the second branch of the Kurdistan Democratic Party and their headquarters was in the Khoshnawati valley.
After their return to the city of Erbil and the beginning of the outbreak of the Gulan Revolution the progressive, Ahmed's father reconnected with the revolution, and for that reason, they returned to the village of Sheikh Wasanan. In 1984, due to the harassment by the enemies of the Kurdistan Democratic Party and especially the Patriotic Union force in the village of Sheikh Wasan, they were forced to go to the Harir plain and settled there. In 1985, after the killing of Tawfiq Hariri and the deterioration of the situation in the area, they moved their family to the center of the Shaqlawa district and settled there.
On November 15, 1986, Martyr Ahmed Haji Doshav was transferred to the Barzan force, where he performed Peshmerga duties in the Barazgar plain of the Bradost area. Ahmed Haji Doshav participated in the epic of Khwakurk in 1988, but soon after a few hours of confrontation and clash with the soldiers of the Ba'ath regime, a bullet hit his head and he was martyred. His comrades buried him on Mount Khwakurk.
Source:Archive of the Encyclopedia Committee of the Kurdistan Democratic Party.