Moatasem Al Nahar is a prominent Syrian actor, born on December 6, 1984. He transitioned from studying law at the University of Damascus to pursue his passion for acting, enrolling at the Higher Institute of Dramatic Arts in Damascus to hone his craft. His professional career began in 2007 with roles in the series "Zaman Al-Khof" and "Khaled ibn Al-Walid," quickly establishing him as a significant talent in Syrian and Arab drama. Al Nahar gained widespread recognition for his role as "Loai" in the series "Ayam Al Derassa" (School Days), which became a turning point in his career. He continued to take on diverse roles that showcased his versatility, including his portrayal of "Al-Zibak" in the period drama "Khatoon" and "Dhafer" in the acclaimed series "Bab Al-Hara." He further solidified his stardom in pan-Arab dramas through highly successful productions like "Khamse W Noss" (Five Thirty) alongside Nadine Nassib Njeim and Kosai Khauli, the two-season series "Ma Fiyi" (I Can't), and "Salon Zahra." More recently, he starred in the successful Arabic adaptation of the Turkish series "Lo'bat Hob" (Love Game), cementing his status as a leading actor in the Arab world. Al Nahar often divides his time between Dubai and Beirut to accommodate his professional commitments.

Moatasem Al Nahar achieved significant success with his role as "Malek Al-Assaad" in the 2024 series "Lo'bat Hob" (Love Game), the Arabic adaptation of a popular Turkish drama. The show topped viewership charts on the Shahid platform across several Arab countries, substantially boosting his regional popularity. Throughout his career, Al Nahar has received numerous accolades. Most notably, he won the Best Arab Actor award at the Arab Satellite Channels Festival in Egypt in 2024. He was also honored with the title of "Arab Youth Ambassador" and an honorary doctorate in 2018, recognizing his artistic and positive influence. His participation in the 2019 series "Khamse W Noss" (Five Thirty) was a major milestone. Playing the character "Jad" alongside an all-star cast, the series became a massive hit during Ramadan and solidified his ability to lead major pan-Arab productions.

Moatasem Al Nahar studied Law at the University of Damascus, and later enrolled in and graduated from the Higher Institute of Dramatic Arts in Damascus.