The syndicate confirmed that Abu Shahin, 45, experienced a severe and unexpected cardiac episode, sparking concern among his colleagues in the artistic community and his fans.

In a post on its official Facebook page, the syndicate wrote:"Wishing a speedy recovery to our colleague, the artist Marwan Abu Shahin, after he suffered a severe heart attack. May he return in good health, God willing."

Notable Works of Marwan Abu ShahinBorn in 1980 in the province of As-Suwayda, Marwan Abu Shahin graduated from the Higher Institute of Dramatic Arts in 1999.

He has built a rich and diverse artistic portfolio, including work in television, cinema, theater, and voice dubbing. He is especially known for his historical roles, which have left a strong impression on fans of Syrian drama.

Among the historical series he starred in are:Qamar Bani Hashem, Faris Bani Marwan, Rayat Al-Haq, Khalid ibn Al-Walid, and Al-Zahir Baybars. He also appeared in popular drama series such as Spotlight (Buq’at Daw’), Al-Kharba, Bab Al-Hara, and A Hero from This Time.

In cinema, Abu Shahin took part in several films including Gray Spaces, Mercy for the Workers, Circulation, and Under the Moon’s Navel—highlighting the breadth of his artistic contributions across various fields.