Alaa Alzuabi is a Syrian actor, born on November 14, 1978, originally from Daraa Governorate. He honed his craft through academic study, graduating from the Higher Institute of Dramatic Arts in Damascus. His artistic career began in the mid-1990s, with his first television role in the series "Al-Fardawi" in 1995. A major turning point in his career came in 2004 with his participation in the series "Al-Taghreba Al-Falastenya" (The Palestinian Expatriation), directed by the late Hatem Ali, which brought him widespread fame. However, the role that cemented his place in the memory of Arab audiences was that of "Khater" in the popular period drama "Bab Al-Hara" for its first five seasons. His roles have been diverse, spanning historical series like "Al-Zeer Salem," "Al-Hajjaj," and "Kingdoms of Fire," as well as contemporary social dramas such as "Ahl Al-Gharam," "Ala Toul Al-Ayam," and "Laysa Saraban." He achieved significant success in joint Arab productions, most notably as "Talal" in the three-season series "Arous Beirut" (Bride of Beirut). In addition to television, Alzuabi has a presence in theater with plays like "Classic" and "Tiamo," and has worked in voice dubbing for Turkish series. He has been married to Syrian actress Raghdaa Shaarani since 2013.

His role in the 2004 series "Al-Taghreba Al-Falastenya" (The Palestinian Expatriation) is considered a landmark achievement in his career. His distinctive performance in the Hatem Ali-directed classic, which chronicled a critical period of Palestinian history, contributed significantly to his recognition across the Arab world. He portrayed the character "Khater" for five consecutive seasons (2006-2010) in the series "Bab Al-Hara." This role made him one of the main and most beloved faces of the show, which achieved unprecedented popular success throughout the Arab region and greatly solidified his fame. Alzuabi has participated in numerous successful joint Arab productions, most notably the three-season series "Arous Beirut" (Bride of Beirut). His portrayal of "Talal" was highly praised by audiences for its spontaneity and humor, showcasing his ability to successfully perform both comedic and complex dramatic roles.

Graduated from the Higher Institute of Dramatic Arts in Damascus, Syria.