Majed Ajlany is a Syrian media personality and content creator, born in Damascus on May 23, 1996. He began his professional career at a young age, starting in the media field in 2007 with Al Jazeera Children's Channel, where he presented live programs between Damascus and Doha. He later moved to Syrian Satellite Channel, hosting several children's shows between 2010 and 2016, most notably "Zina Al-Dunya" and "Sighar Kibar." A significant shift in his career occurred in 2016 when he joined Syria's Melody FM. Until 2020, he hosted a variety of arts and social talk shows, interviewing prominent artists and stars from Syria and the Arab world, which solidified his reputation as a distinguished young media figure and interviewer. Concurrently with his media work, he studied French Literature at the University of Damascus. With the growing influence of social media, Ajlany transitioned to digital content creation. In Ramadan 2020, he launched his own community-focused program, "Asnan Al-Musht" (The Teeth of the Comb), on his digital platforms. The show was a remarkable success due to its innovative concept, which brought together famous artistic figures and sanitation workers in Damascus to highlight the similarities in human conditions and dreams despite social class differences. He is currently based in Dubai, continuing his work in content creation and participating in media events.

In Ramadan 2020, Majed Ajlany launched his self-produced and hosted program, "Asnan Al-Musht" (The Teeth of the Comb). The show, which aired on social media platforms, gained widespread popularity for its concept of pairing artists and public figures with sanitation workers to demonstrate that all members of Syrian society are equal in their dreams and challenges, like the "teeth of a comb." During his tenure at Melody FM from 2016 to 2020, Ajlany established himself as a prominent interviewer. He hosted and conducted interviews with numerous A-list drama and music stars from Syria, Lebanon, and Egypt, which helped him build a strong network within the artistic community and boost his fame across the Arab world. Following the 2023 earthquake in Syria, Ajlany launched a humanitarian initiative known as the "Milk Challenge," calling on Arab artists to help provide infant formula to affected areas. The initiative sparked significant engagement and controversy but successfully gathered substantial donations, with artist Haifa Wehbe responding to the challenge by sending 1,000 tins of formula.

Majed Ajlany studied in the French Language Department at the Faculty of Arts and Humanities at the University of Damascus.