Nader Doban Zayed Al-Dabaani Al-Sharari, known professionally as Nader Al Sharari, is a prominent Saudi singer (Munshid) and composer who has emerged as a star in the world of "Shilat," achieving widespread fame in Saudi Arabia and the Arabian Gulf. Born in the Al-Jouf region, his passion for performance began at a young age through active participation in school events and artistic competitions. Despite his academic achievements, earning a degree in Civil Engineering from Al-Jouf University, his artistic talent led him to a professional career in music, significantly supported by his older brother, the artist Othman Al Sharari, who played a pivotal role in launching his career. Nader is distinguished by his melodious voice and emotive style in performing composed poems, which has earned him a large fanbase. His breakthrough came via social media and YouTube, where his works have garnered millions of views. He frequently collaborates with his brother Othman, and together they have produced numerous successful pieces that resonate strongly with audiences. His style blends traditional, heritage-inspired lyrics and melodies with a contemporary approach to arrangement and production, positioning him as one of the leading young Shilat artists in the region.

Nader Al Sharari has achieved phenomenal success with his widely circulated works. His Shila "Tamoun," released in 2022, stands out as one of his most prominent and popular pieces, surpassing 162 million views on his official YouTube channel and solidifying his status as a star in the genre. Prior to that, he gained significant traction with the Shila "Allah La Yewafqhom" (May God Not Grant Them Success) in 2021, which became a massive hit with over 140 million views. This work showcased his ability to perform deeply emotional pieces that connect with a broad audience. His artistic collaborations with his brother, Othman Al Sharari, have also been a hallmark of his career, producing popular tracks like "Laboh Labo Halhob," which was highly praised by fans of Shilat.

He holds a degree in Civil Engineering from Al-Jouf University in Saudi Arabia.