Abu Bakr Al Shatri is a reciter and imam of Saudi nationality, renowned for his melodious and emotional recitation of the Quran. Born in 1970 in Jedda, he grew up in Saudi Arabia, bathed in a deeply religious environment.

His love and passion for reciting the Quran drove him to embark on a journey of learning from a young age. Abu Bakr Al Shatri received a solid religious education by memorizing the Quran and studying Islamic sciences at Quranic school. Under the guidance of eminent scholars and teachers, Abu Bakr Al Shatri perfected his art of recitation and developed his own distinctive approach.

Abu Bakr Al Shatri's style is characterized by his soothing and expressive voice which manages to capture the essence of Quranic teachings. His mastery of the rules of Tajwid (rules of recitation of the Quran) allows him to highlight the different nuances of each verse, creating a deeply spiritual experience for those who listen.

In addition to his contribution as a reciter, Abu Bakr Al Shatri is also recognized for his participation as an imam in some of the most prestigious mosques in Saudi Arabia. His guided prayers and moving recitation touched believers and brought them closer to the message of the Quran.

Over the years, Abu Bakr Al Shatri has achieved international fame, traveling to many countries to share his talent and spread the beauty of the Quran. He recorded many recitations and chants from the Quran, which became widely accessible through various media.

His devotion to religion and his contribution to the propagation of the teachings of the Quran earned Abu Bakr Al Shatri a respected place among scholars and devotees. Its impact is reflected in the inspiration it arouses in those who listen to its recitations, prompting them to draw closer to the divine word and meditate on its deeper meaning.