Diab (disambiguation)
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Diab is a common Arab family name. It may refer to:
- Diab, a village in the Bassar Prefecture in the Kara Region of north-western Togo
- Dataindustrier AB, a Swedish computer engineering and manufacturing firm, also known as DIAB
- Diab C/C++ compiler, an embedded compiler from Wind River Systems
First name
- Diab al-Mashi (1915-2009), Syrian politician and member of the parliament
- Diyap Yıldırım, also known as Diyap Ağa (1852-1932), Turkish politician and tribal leader of Alevi Zaza origin who was an instrumental figure in the Turkish War of Independence and founding representative in the first session of the Grand National Assembly of Turkey
Family name
- Ahmed Diab (born 1954), Egyptian fencer
- Ali Diab, (born 1982), Syrian professional association football (soccer) player
- Amr Diab, (born 1961), Egyptian pan-Arab singer
- Hassan Diab (born 1953), Lebanese engineer, academic and minister
- Hassan Diab (born 1953), Lebanese-Canadian sociology lecturer who was arrested in suspicion with a 1980 bombing in Paris synagogue
- Marc Diab (1986-2009), killed Canadian soldier of Lebanese origin, subject of Canadian 2010 documentary If I Should Fall
- Mohamed Diab, Egyptian film director
- Yussef Diab, (1917-1984), Israeli Arab politician who served as a member of the Knesset
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