Benghazi – The Libyan News Agency mourns with deep sorrow and grief. It announces the passing of Professor, Artist, and Director Nour Al-Din Omran Al-Sheikhi. He passed away in Benghazi. His death followed a long battle with illness. He was approximately 50 years old. He leaves behind a rich artistic, cultural, and educational legacy. This legacy is filled with contributions and creativity. It enriched the Libyan artistic and media scene for decades.
The deceased was a prominent figure. He combined academic work with artistic creativity. He presented many distinguished television and theatrical works. Notable among them was the play “Superstar.” He also created several audio and visual works. These works solidified his position among Libya’s art pioneers. His name remains in the memory of the public and those interested in cultural affairs.
The deceased was also a resident of Al-Rajma area. He conceived the Benghazi Festival for Performing Arts. This festival supported the theatrical movement. It revitalized its spirit. This was despite challenges and limited resources. He was a true supporter of young artists. He also supported the progress of Libyan theater.
The departed was known among colleagues and students. He was known for his humanity, humility, and high morals. He was a role model. He was a devoted professor and a serene artist. He believed in his mission. He left a significant impact. This impact was felt in both academic and artistic circles.
In light of this profound loss, the Libyan News Agency extends its deepest condolences. These condolences go to his family, relatives, and loved ones. We pray to God to envelop him in His vast mercy. May He grant him a place in His spacious gardens. May He inspire everyone with beautiful patience and solace.