Muhammad Amin Muhammad was born in 1952 in the village of Kani Waiske, affiliated with the Bamo sub-district, Halabja Governorate. He was a villager and engaged in farming. In 1975, after the collapse of the Aylul Revolution he became a refugee in the country of Iran and settled in the city of Javanrud. In 1977, he returned to Iraq and was relocated to southern Iraq and settled in the Diwaniya Governorate. In 1978, after two years of staying in exile, he returned to Kurdistan and settled in the Zarayen town. He was married, his wife's name was Fatima Hassan, and he had four sons and four daughters named Tariq, Bakhtiyar, Faruq, Sardar, Shilan, Ruqiya, Nasrin, and Parwin.

In 1974, he became a Peshmerga in the 4th Branch, affiliated with the 6th Bamo Battalion of the Khabat Force of the Kurdistan Democratic Party. In 1991, he again became a Peshmerga of the Kurdistan Democratic Party in the Sirwan Force of the Kurdistan Democratic Party under the command of Jalal Lawrani. He participated in the liberation of the cities of Halabja, Darbandikhan, Kalar, Kirkuk, Kulajo, and Khanaqin.

In 1991, in the village of Sheikh Bawa, affiliated with the Khanaqin district, they fell into an ambush by the Mujahedin-e Khalq force, and Muhammad Amin Muhammad and several of his comrades were martyred. He is one of the martyrs whose grave is unknown.

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Archive of the Kurdistan Democratic Party Encyclopedia Board.