Several artists and cultural figures reacted to the news by sharing memories of Al-Zahrani and highlighting his kindness, humility and positive relationships with those around him.
Messages of condolences and prayers quickly spread across social media, with many remembering him not only for his artistic work but also for the lasting personal impression he left on colleagues and friends.
The Jeddah Society for Culture and Arts also mourned Al-Zahrani, expressing deep sadness over his passing and praising his contributions throughout his career.
The organization said his journey was marked by generosity, kindness and a strong human connection with those around him, adding that his passing represents a loss to the Saudi artistic and cultural scene.
It also extended condolences to his family, relatives and loved ones, praying for mercy for the late artist and patience for his family.
Following his death, colleagues and fans continued sharing memories of Al-Zahrani, emphasizing that his legacy would remain tied not only to his work but also to the warmth and humility with which he treated others.
Lebanese artist Elissa expressed her solidarity with the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia following recent events, posting a message via social media calling for the protection of the Kingdom and everyone living in it
Artist Asala expressed her solidarity with the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia and its people, following news that a number of its airports were subjected to attacks, and posted a message on her official Facebook account, praying for the protection of the Kingdom and its people and the preservation of its security and safety.
Lebanese artist Nawal Al Zoghbi refused to be described as "stuck" in Riyadh, after an account on the "X" platform circulated a publication indicating the difficulty of her return to Lebanon following her performance at a wedding in Saudi Arabia, due to security developments and the impact on flight operations.