To the Eternal Paradise, Professor Mohamed Al-Hassan Shayoub
08 June, 2026
Khartoum (Sudanow) — Sudan was deeply saddened today by the passing of one of its most distinguished scholars. Academic and research circles mourned the death of Professor Mohammed Al-Hassan Shayoub, who passed away in Cairo at dawn on Monday, June 8. With his departure, the scientific community has lost a towering academic figure and one of the nation’s most respected pioneers of knowledge and research.
Professor Shayoub was a model of scholarly dedication, noble character, and unwavering commitment to serving his students and society. His remarkable contributions to academia will continue to inspire generations and leave a lasting impact on his field.
According to scientific sources consulted by Sudanow, Professor Mohammed Al-Hassan Shayoub was a scholar of exceptional stature, a mentor to generations, and one of the leading figures in industrial pharmacy in the Arab world and Africa.
In a world driven by rapid discoveries and fierce intellectual competition, Professor Shayoub stood tall as proof that Sudanese intellect has a respected place in global research and development, and that pharmacy possesses a profound human dimension understood only by true visionaries.
His distinguished achievements include:
University professor, researcher, and founder of Shayoub Pharmaceutical Laboratories.
Author of more than 100 published scientific papers.
Supervisor of dozens of master's and doctoral dissertations.
Expert in medicinal herbs, pharmaceutical chemistry, and natural medicines.
Developer and inspiration behind Sara Cream, a distinguished Sudanese product that successfully combined beauty care with scientific research.
From the University of Khartoum to international scientific forums, from lecture halls to pharmaceutical production lines, Professor Shayoub carried a message that transcended borders:
“Pharmacy is not merely a profession; it is awareness, ethics, and a lasting impact on people’s lives.”
Among his many honors and contributions:
Received recognition from leading universities and scientific institutions.
Represented Sudan with pride at numerous international conferences.
Successfully integrated Sudan’s rich botanical heritage with the latest global pharmaceutical technologies.
With his passing, Sudan loses not only a renowned scientist but also a visionary educator and an inspiring national figure whose legacy will endure through his students, research, and contributions to the advancement of science and society.
May Allah grant him His vast mercy, forgive his shortcomings, and admit him into the highest ranks of Paradise. May He also grant patience and solace to his family, colleagues, students, and all who were touched by his knowledge and humanity.
Indeed, to Allah we belong and to Him we shall return.
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