Fadl Shaker

In 2018, eight years after his announced retirement, Fadl Shaker returned to the music world with the release of a new single which was intended to be the introduction theme song to the new Ramadan drama series that year. However, the song was rejected in the end by the production company "in respect to the Lebanese people", and instrumental music was used in the introduction to the series instead.

In 2013 and after an illustrious career as a singer, Fadl Shaker joined the ranks of Ahmad al Assir and participated in the terrorist attacks on the Lebanese army which later evolved into the Abra Seige.

In 2003, Fadl released his ballad Ya Ghayeb to Arabic radio stations in the Middle East.

In 2002, Fadl recorded and released his first duo with the Arab singer, Nawal.

His third album was El Hob El Adem, released in 2000. His fourth album Hobak Khayal was released in 2001, and contained 10 songs this time, and was produced by Al Khoyoul Company. It contained songs like Hazzak Ya Qalby, Men Kotr Hoby Feek, and El Maraya.

The second album was Baya'a El Qolob released in 1999.

Fadl released his first album Wallah Zaman in 1998, which had eight original songs, including "Meta Habeby Meta", "Nazra Wah". Some of these songs were composed and written by such known Arab stars like Salah El Sharnoby and Ahmed Sheta.

In 1997, he was discovered by an agent from the recording label Stallions Company, and was signed a contract to produce three albums.

Fadel Abdul Rahman Shamander Shaker (Arabic: فضل عبد الرحمن شاكر ‎ Arabic pronunciation: [fadˤl ʕabdurraħmaːn ʃamandar] ) better known as Fadel Chaker (Arabic: فضل شاكر ‎ Arabic pronunciation: [fadˤl ʃaːkɪr] ; born 1 April 1969) is a Lebanese singer and salafist terrorist . During his musical career he was signed to Al Khouyoul Records and from 2003 onwards with Rotana Records. In 2017, he was sentenced in absentia to 15 years in prison due to his terrorist crimes against the Lebanese army and people.