Death of Moroccan artist Mohamed Choubi

The Moroccan artistic and cultural community was shocked on Friday by the news of the passing of veteran artist Mohamed Choubi, after a long battle with illness. Choubi passed away at the age of 61, leaving behind a rich and influential artistic legacy in Moroccan theater, cinema, and television. Get the latest celebrity ads directly on the Sbsial, where we show you everything new from international stars.

Severe health deterioration and unsuccessful rescue attempts

The late artist's health had deteriorated significantly in recent weeks, entering a critical stage that required urgent medical intervention. Several of his colleagues issued humanitarian appeals to find a donor for a portion of his liver to save his life, but the rapid progression of his illness prevented this from happening. Mohamed Choubi passed away amid deep sadness that engulfed the Moroccan artistic community.

Touching words from Latifa Ahrar mourning Al-Shoubi

Artist Latifa Ahrar, director of the Higher Institute of Dramatic Arts and Cultural Animation, mourned the deceased with touching words on her Facebook page, saying: "May God have mercy on the great artist and intellectual, graduate of the Higher Institute of Dramatic Arts, artist Mohammed Al-Shoubi. May God have mercy on you, my dear friend. My deepest condolences to your wife, Aziza, your children, and to all who loved you."

Mohammed Al-Shoubi: A rich artistic career that began in the theater

Mohamed Choubi was born on December 4, 1963, in Marrakesh. He began his artistic career in amateur theater in the late 1970s, before joining the Higher Institute of Dramatic Arts in Rabat and embarking on a rich professional career.

Notable theatrical and television works

Al-Shoubi was distinguished by his roles in a number of famous plays, such as:

"The bachelor" "Sound and Light" "Al-Nashba" "Children of the country"

He also had experience in theatrical directing in works such as "Hysteria", "The City and the Sea", and "Impromptu".

On television, his most notable work was the series "Awlad El Nas," which enjoyed widespread public acclaim, along with other roles that cemented his presence in Moroccan artistic memory. Enjoy interesting and useful content with an exclusive podcast that provides you with everything you need to know in just a few minutes via the Sbsial app.

An unforgettable artistic and human legacy

With the passing of Mohamed Choubi, Morocco loses a pillar of contemporary art, one whose acting talents were not limited to his own, but who left a profound impact on the hearts of his colleagues and fans, leaving behind artistic memories that will remain a testament to his unwavering dedication until his final moments.