Surur

Surur (Arabic: سرور, lit. Joy) can referer to several things:

• Surur (qiyan) (c. 1193), singer and concubine at the Ayyubid court in Egypt.
• Surur ibn Musa'id (1754–1788), Sharif of Mecca (1773–1788)
• Yahya ibn Surur (d. 1838), Sharif of Mecca (1813–1827)
• Surur Hoda (1928–2003), Indian politician.
• Eliaba James Surur (1930–2014), Sudanese politician.
• Naguib Surur (1932–1978), Egyptian poet.
• Ahmad Fathi Sorour (1932–2024), Egyptian politician.
• Muhammad Surur (1938–2016), Syrian cleric credited with founding the Sururiya, a politicized brand of Salafism.
• Mohamed Sourour (1940–2022), Moroccan boxer.

• Surur (village)

• Nazl el sourour, 1974 playwright by Lebanese composer Ziad Rahbani.
• Sahwa movement, also called Sururism or Sururiya after its founder, the Syrian Salafi cleric Mohamed Surur (1938–2016).