Hassan at-Taheer Zarouq

Hassan at-Taheer Zarouq (; 1916–1980) was a Sudanese politician. He worked as a schoolteacher, but was dismissed due to his political activism. In the 1953 legislative election he was elected to the House of Representatives from the Graduates Constituency as an Anti-Imperialist Front candidate. As a Member of Parliament, Hassan at-Taheer Zarouq was a vocal critic of Ismail al-Azhari's National Unionist Party cabinet.

Zarouq was also an outspoken advocate for equal rights for the South Sudanese. He claimed that imperialism was to blame for the division between North and South Sudanese, but stressed that this inequality was cemented by the Sudanese bourgeoise.

In November 1955, the opposition tried to oust al-Azhari through a vote in the House of Representatives. However, Hassan at-Taheer Zarouq abstained from voting. The Anti-Imperialist Front explained its position that it struggled for principles, rather than against any particular individuals. Instead, the Anti-Imperialist Front called for a national unity government. This move alienated the Anti-Imperialist Front from both the government and the other opposition forces.