Hasan Tahboub

Hasan Fateen Tahboub (حسن فطين طهبوب; July 1923 – April 1998), was a leader of the Arab community in Jerusalem, Head of the Supreme Muslim Council in Jerusalem (1993–1998) and Minister of Waqf and Religious Affairs in the Palestinian Authority (1994–1998).^[1] He was born in the southern West Bank city of Hebron into the Tahboub (Al-Marwani) family which had a notable role in managing the Islamic Waqf in Palestine for many centuries.

Hasan Fateen Tahboub al-Marwani
Head of the Supreme Muslim Council in Jerusalem
In office 1993–1998
Minister of Waqf and Religious Affairs in the Palestinian Authority
In office 1994–1998
Director General of Waqf in the West Bank and Jerusalem
In office 1960–1984
Personal details
Born	July 1923 Hebron, Southern West Bank
Died	27 April 1998 (aged 74) Amman, Jordan
Nationality	Palestinian

Tahboub spent most of his life managing and defending the Islamic Waqf in Jerusalem and the West Bank since he joined the Waqf department of Palestine in 1947. He was Director General of Waqf in the West Bank (1960–1984) and Jerusalem during the Jordanian era.

Tahboub's father, Fateen Tahboub was a member of the 5th Jordanian Parliament representing Hebron, elected in 1958.

Hasan Tahboub died in Amman, Jordan on April 27, 1998 and was buried in the Old City of Jerusalem, near the Lions' Gate.