List of ethnic Assyrians

This is a list of modern individuals. For early Assyrian Christian authors, see List of Syriac writers. For Assyrian from the Bronze and Iron Ages, see Category:Ancient Assyrians.

The following is a list of notable ethnic Assyrians. It includes persons who are from (or whose ancestry is from) the Mesopotamian Neo-Aramaic speaking populations descendants of the Ancient Assyrians and Mesopotamians, originating in Iraq, north western Iran, north eastern Syria and south eastern Turkey.

Activists

• Ninos Aho – poet and founding father of modern Assyrian nationalism ^{[1] [2]}
• Freydun Atturaya – physician, poet and founder of the first Assyrian political party, the Assyrian Socialist Party ^[3]
• Naum Faiq – writer, poet and founding father of modern Assyrian nationalism ^{[4] [5]}
• Jumana Hanna – involved in anti Baath war propaganda, torture victim ^[6]
• Reine Hanna – Director of the Assyrian Policy Institute ^{[7] [8]}
• Nuri Kino – award-winning journalist, documentary filmmaker, author, human rights expert, and founder of A Demand for Action ^[9]
• Rosie Malek-Yonan – actress, author, director, public figure and human rights activist ^{[10] [11] [12] [13]}
• Hurmiz Malik Chikko – martyr and leader of the Assyrian armed struggle against the Ba'ath regime in Iraq in the late 1950s – early 1960s ^{[14] [15]}
• Farid Nazha – journalist and founding father of modern Assyrian nationalism ^[16]
• David B. Perley – philosopher and nationalist ^[17]
• Juliana Taimoorazy – founder and president of the Iraqi Christian Relief Council, senior fellow at the Philos Project ^[18]

Actors, directors and entertainers

F. Murray Abraham (center front) - It's Only a Play, Gerald Schoenfeld Theatre (Manhattan, New York)

• Brian Awadis – YouTuber
• Paul Elia – Chaldean-Assyrian comedian from Detroit
• Dustin Kahia – Assyrian film director
• Henri Charr – director ^[19]
• Michael Denkha – actor
• Naguib el-Rihani – actor
• F. Murray Abraham – Academy award-winning actor
• Fairuz – singer and actress
• Josef Fares – film director and video game designer
• Fares Fares – Swedish-Lebanese actor ^[20]
• Andre Khabbazi – actor
• Iloosh Khoshabe – actor; bodybuilder ^[21]
• Nuri Kino – journalist; filmmaker ^[20]
• Terrence Malick – Academy Award-nominated director ^{[22] [23] [24] [25]}
• Winter Jones – non-binary actor previously known as Tony Yalda

Artists and designers

• Eser Afacan – painter, and sculptor ^[26]
• Hannibal Alkhas – sculptor, painter and author ^[27]
• Issa Benyamin – calligrapher ^[28]
• Raad Ghantous – interior designer ^{[29] [30]}
• Thea Halo – painter and writer ^[31]
• Farouk Kaspaules – artist ^[32]
• Paulus Khofri – painter, lyricist and composer ^[33]
• Jim Marshall – photographer ^{[34] [35]}
• Bishara Morad – artist ^{[36] [37]}
• Fred Parhad – sculptor ^[27]

Athletes

In the Middle East

Athletics (Track and field)

• George Malek-Yonan – Iranian Assyrian Track & Field Athlete. Iran's Champion of Champions, Gold medalist in Pentathlon and Track & Field ^{[38] [39]}

Boxing

• Mustafa Hamsho – Syrian Assyrian/Syriac boxer, middleweight ^[40]
• George Issabeg – Iranian Assyrian boxer; represented Iran in 1948 and 1952 Summer Olympics ^[41]
• Anwar Oshana – Syrian Assyrian boxer, super middleweight in USA. Illinois State Champion ^[42]
• Shoura Osipov – Iranian Assyrian boxer 1948 Summer Olympics representing Iran
• Thomas Younan – Assyrian boxer from Chicago

Football (soccer)

• Douglas Aziz – Iraqi Assyrian footballer ^[43]
• Ammo Baba – Iraqi Assyrian footballer and Manager of Iraq – Iraq International. Voted best Iraqi Athlete of All Time ^[44]
• Saad Benyamin – Iraqi Assyrian footballer – Iraq International
• Edison David – Iraqi Assyrian footballer ^[45]
• Youra Eshaya – Iraqi Assyrian footballer, first Iraqi to play professionally in the west, for Bristol Rovers, England – Iraq International
• Basil Gorgis Hanna – Iraqi Assyrian footballer – World Cup Player 1986
• Aram Karam – Iraqi Assyrian footballer – Iraq International ^[46]
• Ayoub Odisho – Iraqi Assyrian footballer and club manager (in Lebanon)
• Thamer Yousif – Iraqi Assyrian footballer – Iraq International

Tennis

Andrew Simon – Iraqi Assyrian tennis champion Andre Agassi American Assyrian-Armenian tennis champion

Diaspora

Basketball

Pippen with Vanderbilt in 2020

• Scotty Pippen Jr.

American football

• Alex Agase – Assyrian American – top level American Football (Gridiron) player ^{[47] [48]}
• Lou Agase – Assyrian American – top level American Football (Gridiron) player ^[48]

Boxing

• Mustafa Hamsho
• Anwar Oshana – Assyrian American super middleweight boxer, Illinois State Champion
• Isho Shiba – Assyrian Canadian boxer – Canadian champion ^[49]

Football (soccer)

• Alexander Alkhazov – Assyrian Russian footballer – plays for FC Krylia Sovetov Samara
• Zaya Avdysh – Assyrian Ukrainian footballer – Ukrainian based
• Kennedy Bakircioglu – Assyrian Swedish international footballer – Sweden based – Swedish International player ^[50]
• Abgar Barsom – Assyrian Swedish footballer ^[51]
• Stefan Batan – Assyrian Swedish footballer – plays for Assyriska ^[52]
• Steven Beitashour – currently plays for Los Angeles FC in Major League Soccer, Iran international
• Louay Chanko – Assyrian Syrian footballer – Denmark based – Syrian International player
• Imad Chhadeh – Assyrian Swedish footballer – plays for Assyriska ^[52]
• Daniyel Cimen – Assyrian German footballer
• Christian Demirtas – Assyrian German footballer – German based
• Sargon Duran – Assyrian Austrian footballer – plays for FC Sollenau
• Jimmy Durmaz – Assyrian Swedish footballer
• David Durmaz – Assyrian Swedish footballer – plays for Syrianska FC
• Ninos Gouriye – Assyrian Dutch footballer
• Andreas Haddad – Assyrian Swedish footballer – plays for Assyriska ^[52]
• Dani Hamzo – Assyrian Swedish footballer – plays for Assyriska
• Zurab Ionanidze – Assyrian Georgian International footballer – Georgian International player
• Mikael Ishak – Assyrian Swedish footballer – plays for Assyriska
• Leena Khamis – Assyrian Australian female footballer – Australian Women's Football International
• Sanharib Malki – Assyrian Syrian footballer – Dutch based (Roda JC) – Syrian International player
• Justin Meram – Assyrian USA based soccer player ^[53]
• Ilyas Merkes – Assyrian Syrian footballer – Syrian International player, plays for Assyriska ^[52]
• George Mourad – Assyrian Syrian footballer – Iran based – Syrian International player
• Eddie Moussa – Assyrian Swedish footballer – plays for Assyriska ^[52]
• Gabriel Özkan – Assyrian Swedish footballer – plays for AIK Fotboll
• Frans Dhia Putros – Assyrian Danish footballer – plays for Hobro IK in Denmark ^[54]
• Mario Shabow – Assyrian Australian footballer – plays for Central Coast Mariners in the Australian A-League ^[55]
• Suleyman Sleyman – Assyrian Swedish footballer – plays for Syrianska FC
• Rebin Sulaka – Assyrian Swedish footballer – Iraq International ^[56]
• Jasar Takak – Dutch based Assyrian footballer, formerly of Vitesse Arnhem ^[57]
• Sharbel Touma – Assyrian Swedish footballer – plays for Syrianska FC
• Gabriel Ucar – Assyrian Swedish footballer – plays for Ängelholms FF, and previously for Irish team Derry City
• Daniel Unal – Assyrian Turkish footballer – plays for FC Basle in Switzerland
• Andreas Yacoub-Haddad – Assyrian Swedish footballer – played for Assyriska
• Christer Youssef – Assyrian Swedish footballer – plays for Djurgårdens IF

Martial Arts

• Beneil Dariush – Assyrian American Mixed martial arts (MMA) ^[58]
• Randa Markos – Assyrian Canadian Mixed martial arts (MMA) ^{[59] [60] [61]}
• Tiras Odisho – Assyrian Iraqi Karate champion, Director General of National Olympic Committee of Iraq
• Mikhail Sado – Assyrian Russian Wrestling champion
• David Teymur – Assyrian Swedish Mixed martial arts (MMA)

Poker

• Daniel Alaei

Tennis

• Susanne Celik – Assyrian Swedish tennis player
• Andre Khabbazi – American actor and semi-pro tennis player
• Michael Shabaz – American tennis player
• Andre Agassi - American tennis player

Educators and explorers

• Aba I – philosopher, astronomer
• Aphrahat – 3rd century theologian
• Toma Audo – bishop, writer ^[62]
• Babai (Nestorian Patriarch) – bishop
• Babai the Great – philosopher, theologian
• Bardaisan – philosopher ^[63]
• Paul Bedjan ^[64]
• Bukhtishu – family of Assyrian ^{[65] [66]} physicians from the 7th, 8th, and 9th centuries, spanning six generations and 250 years.
• Louis Cheikhô – Assyrian Orientalist
• Hind Rassam Culhane – lecturer in Middle Eastern Studies and behavioural scientist
• Fuat Deniz – writer and professor of sociology at Örebro University
• Mor Philoxenos Yuhanon Dolabani – scholar, poet, editor, and translator
• Eprime Eshag – academic, professor
• Hunayn ibn Ishaq – scholar, physician, scientist, and translator
• Emanuel Kamber
• George Kiraz – computational linguist
• Kanan Makiya – academic, professor
• Masawaiyh – physician ^[67]
• Eden Naby
• Estiphan Panoussi – philosopher and oriental philologist
• Philoxenos – theologian
• Hormuzd Rassam – Assyriologist, and first-known Middle Eastern archaeologist
• Thomas L. Saaty – Iraqi born Assyrian American mathematician
• Mikhail Sado – Russian linguist, scholar, professor of Semitic languages, orientalist, politician, former paratrooper, and wrestling champion ^[68]
• Toma bar Yacoub – 9th Century theological historian
• Donny George Youkhanna
• Ashur Yousif ^{[69] [70] [71]}

Entrepreneurs

• Feras Antoon – Co-owner and CEO of MindGeek
• Narsai David – American restaurateur, chef, wine-maker, and author
• Daniel Hadad – Argentine businessman involved in telecommunications and media
• Milton Malek-Yonan – American inventor of Malekized Rice
• Bob Miner – American businessman, co-founder of Oracle Corporation
• Jeff Moorad – American businessman and investor, CEO of MLB's Arizona Diamondbacks, and Vice-Chairman and CEO of MLB's San Diego Padres
• Victor Nacif – Mexican businessman, Vice President of Design at Nissan Design Europe
• Tony Rezko – American businessman, political fundraiser, restaurateur, and real estate developer.

Leaders

See also: List of Assyrian kings

• Malik Khoshaba – Assyrian military leader during World War I
• Agha Petros – World War I Assyrian General
• Ashur Yousif – professor and Assyrian nationalist
• Shamoun Hanne Haydo – Village leader and defender of Assyrians during Seyfo
• Melke Hanne Haydo – brother of Shamoun Hanne Haydo
• Malik Yaqo – Assyrian malik from Hakkari
• Malik Ismail II – one of the most powerful Assyrian malik’s
• Dawid Mar Shimun – Assyrian military general
• Surma D'Bait Mar Shimun – Assyrian military leader and sister of Shimun XIX Benyamin
• Toma Tomas - Iraqi Assyrian guerilla fighter

Media

• Ramona Amiri – Miss World Canada 2005 ^[72]
• John Batchelor – author; radio host ^[73]
• Jack Douglas – television host ^[74]
• Claudia Hanna – Miss Iraq 2006
• Craig Morgan – sports journalist
• Diane Pathieu – news anchor based in Chicago
• Larsa Pippen – reality television personality ^[75]
• Younan Nowzaradan – reality television personality ^[76]
• Cindy Sargon – Australian TV chef
• Nancy Oshana Wehbe – body builder and model
• Patrick Bet-David – American entrepreneur and TV personality of Assyrian-Armenian origin
• Obelit Yadgar – American radio personality ^[77]
• Alfred Yaghobzadeh – Iranian photojournalist ^[78]

Musicians and composers

See also: Assyrian pop music

Fairuz performing in 1971

• Fairuz ^[79]
• Evin Agassi ^[80]
• Mousey Alexander ^{[81] [82]}
• Ricky Rich
• Gabriel Asaad ^[83]
• Jamil Bashir ^[84]
• Munir Bashir ^[85]
• Ashur Bet Sargis ^[86]
• Aril Brikha ^[87]
• Sargon Gabriel
• Linda George ^[88]
• Nouri Iskandar ^{[89] [90]}
• Juliana Jendo ^[91]
• Elias Karam
• Sargon Kenoun ^{[92] [93]}
• Ninous Kenoun ^[93]
• Mark Anthony Yaeger ^[94]
• Paulus Khofri ^[95]
• Adwar Mousa ^[96]
• Habib Mousa
• Hanna Petros ^[97]
• Janan Sawa
• Gaboro
• Ant Wan
• Ricky Rich
• Timz
• Marganita Vogt-Khofri ^[98]
• Haitham Yousif
• Elias Zazi ^[99]
• Santa Dimopulos

Politicians

Iraq

• Tariq Aziz – Deputy Prime Minister of Iraq 1979–2003 (Real name Michael Youkhana) ^{[100] [101] [102]}
• Basim Bello – Mayor of Tel Kaif, Iraq ^{[103] [104] [105]}
• Lara Yussif Zara – Mayor of Alqosh
• Yonathan Betkolia – Secretary General of the Assyrian Universal Alliance and Iran Parliament Representative ^[106]
• Bahnam Zaya Bulos – Iraq Minister of Transport (2003–2004)
• Basimah Yusuf Butrus – Iraq Minister of Science and Technology 2005–2006 ^[107]
• Elizabeth Gawrie – Deputy Prime Minister of Rojava
• Kamel Hana Gegeo – chief bodyguard to Saddam Hussein
• Franso Hariri – Mayor of Erbil
• Fawzi Franso Hariri – Iraq Parliament Representative, Current Minister of Industry in Iraq
• Yonadam Kanna – Secretary General of the Assyrian Democratic Movement and Iraq Parliament Representative
• Sarkis Aghajan Mamendo – current Minister of Finance and Economy in Kurdistan Regional Government
• Wijdan Michael – current Minister of Human Rights in Iraq
• Ablahad Afraim Sawa – Iraq Parliament Representative
• Lady Surma D'Bait Mar Shimun (Surma Khanum)
• Pascal Esho Warda – Iraq Minister of Immigration and Refugees 2003–2004 ^[108]
• Albert Edward Ismail Yelda – Iraq Ambassador to the Vatican
• Yusuf Salman Yusuf – Secretary General of Iraqi Communist Party 1941–1949

Iran

• Freydun Atturaya – co-founder of the Assyrian Socialist Party

Turkey

• Erol Dora – Deputy of Grand National Assembly of Turkey
• George Aslan – Deputy of Grand National Assembly of Turkey
• Naum Faiq – Assyrian nationalist

United Nations

• Dr. William Ishaya – Deputy Permanent Representative – Mission of the Republic of Iraq to the United Nations in New York, USA. ^[109]

In the Assyrian diaspora

United States

Alina Habba speaking with attendees at the 2024 Young Women's Leadership Summit at the San Antonio Marriott Rivercenter on the River Walk in San Antonio, Texas.

• Alina Habba – Counselor to Donald Trump (45th and 47th U.S. President)

• Mark Arabo – politician based in San Diego, California
• Adam Benjamin, Jr. – Indiana Congressman ^[110]
• Wadie Deddeh – former California State Senator
• Anna Eshoo – California Congresswoman ^{[111] [112]}
• John Nimrod – Illinois Senator ^{[113] [114]}
• Atour Sargon – Lincolnwood Trustee ^{[115] [116]}

Australia

• Ninos Khoshaba – former Member of the New South Wales Parliament Sydney Australia
• Andrew Rohan – current State Member for Smithfield New South Wales Parliament, and Fairfield City Council Councillor for the Liberal Party of Australia

Sweden

• Metin Ataseven – Sweden Parliament Representative
• Ibrahim Baylan – Sweden Minister of Education 2004–2006 and Sweden Parliament Representative ^[117]
• Yilmaz Kerimo – Sweden Parliament Representative
• Ilan De Basso – Former member of the European Parliament 2021-2024

Canada

• Helena Guergis – former Canadian Member of Parliament and Minister of State (Status of Women) ^[118]

Netherlands

• Attiya Gamri – Netherlands Parliament Representative, president of the Assyrian Confederation of Europe ^[119]

Other countries

• Iskender Alptekin – politician, singer and former President of the European Syriac Union ^[120]
• José Murat Casab – (born to Assyrian Iraqi immigrants) Mexican politician and a member of the Institutional Revolutionary Party also former Governor of Oaxaca
• Sargon Dadesho – activist, author and leader of Assyrian National Congress ^[121]
• Eugene Dooman
• Emmanuel Kamber – Assyrian Universal Alliance Secretary General

Religious figures

Main articles: List of Patriarchs of the Church of the East, List of Chaldean Catholic Patriarchs of Babylon, and List of Syriac Orthodox Patriarchs of Antioch

• Addagoppe of Harran
• Babai the Great, 551–628
• Bar Daisan
• Bar-Hebraeus
• Bar Sauma
• Basile Georges Casmoussa
• David Benjamin Keldani
• Diodorus of Tarsus
• Dinkha IV, 1935–2015
• Elias Mellus
• Emil Shimoun Nona
• Emmanuel III Delly
• Ephrem the Syrian
• George Garmo
• Heliodorus – 4th Century Assyrian martyr
• Henana of Adiabene
• Ignatius Isaac Azar
• Isaac of Nineveh
• Isa Kelemechi
• Jacob of Nisibis
• Josephus Adjutus – 17th century theologian
• Louis Cheikho
• Lucian
• Mar Mari Emmanuel ^[122] – bishop and influencer
• Nestorius
• Paulos Faraj Rahho
• Pkidha, 104–114 – first Bishop of Adiabene
• Ragheed Aziz Ganni
• Raphael I Bidawid
• Sargis Bkheera, 633 AD
• Shimun XXI Eshai
• Shimun XIX Benyamin, 1903–1918
• Shlemon Warduni
• Tatian, 120–180
• Theodore of Mopsuestia
• Toma bar Yacoub
• Youhannan Semaan Issayi
• Yousip Khnanisho, 1893–1977
• Yusuf Akbulut

Writers and poets

Ancient

Further information: Syriac literature § List of Syriac writers

Listed here are authors associated with Syriac Christianity regardless of whether they wrote in the Syriac language.

• Aphrahat
• Bar Daysan
• Iamblichus of Chalcis
• John bar Penkaye
• John of Ephesus
• Jacob of Serugh
• Lucian of Samosata, 125–after 180 – Assyrian rhetorician, writer and satirist who wrote in the Greek language
• Moses Bar-Kepha
• Philoxenus of Mabbog
• Stephen Bar Sudhaile
• Tatian ^[123]

Modern

• Ilyas Mawsili ^[124]
• Hanna Diyab ^[125]
• Maria Theresa Asmar ^[126]
• Yosip Bet Yosip ^[127]
• Sargon Boulus
• Nina Burleigh ^[128]
• William D. S. Daniel ^[129]
• Fuat Deniz ^[130]
• Thea Halo
• Samuel John Hazo ^[131]
• Ivan Kakovitch ^[132]
• Paulus Khofri ^[133]
• George Lamsa ^[134]
• Rosie Malek-Yonan
• Terrence Malick
• Dunya Mikhail ^[135]
• Alphonse Mingana
• Leilah Nadir ^[136]
• Heather Raffo
• Mikhael K. Pius ^[137]
• Yuhanon Qashisho ^{[138] [139]}
• Ishaya Shamasha Dawid Bet-Zia ^{[140] [141]}

Other

• Lado Davydov – Soviet soldier during the Second World War and Hero of the Soviet Union ^[142]
• Sergey Sarkhoshev – Soviet soldier during the Second World War and Hero of the Soviet Union ^[142]

See also

• Assyrian people
• Assyrian diaspora
• Assyrian homeland

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