Sanda Aldass (born 26 June 1990) is a judoka from Syria who competed at the 2020 Olympic Games as part of the IOC Refugee Team.

Aldass fled Damascus in her homeland, Syria, in 2015, having previously been a member of Syria’s national judo team.^[2][3]

After arriving in the Netherlands, she spent six months in a refugee camp without her family. She has credited her desire to keep fit and training for judo helped her with the mental health difficulties that came from her circumstances.^[4][5]

She was eventually reunited with her son and her husband, Fadi Darwish, who is also her judo coach, and the family settled in Almere, Netherlands.^[6] They had two more children, and her husband's training credentials were successfully recognised in the Netherlands.^[2][3]

In 2019, Aldass joined the International Judo Federation Support Program, through which she took part in the Grand Slam events.^[6][2] Aldass competed at the 2020 Olympic Games in the Women's 57 kg and the Mixed team events. In the individual event she faced Marica Perisic from Serbia.^[6][7]

Married to Fadi Darwish, she is a mother of three.^[8][3] She is the cousin of fellow judoka Muna Dahouk.^[9]