Najah Al-Masaeed is a prominent Jordanian poet and media personality who also holds Emirati citizenship, born on October 16, 1977, in Mafraq, Jordan. Raised in a Bedouin environment, she developed an authentic poetic talent from a young age. She earned a Bachelor's degree in Sociology from Mu'tah University, becoming the first woman in her family to complete higher education, supported by a full scholarship from the late King Hussein bin Talal after she recited a poem before him at a national event in 1996. Al-Masaeed began her media career at Jordan Television, hosting the popular morning show "Yas'ed Sabahak." She later transitioned to major Gulf media networks, presenting programs on Arab Radio and Television Network (ART) before moving to Abu Dhabi TV to host the acclaimed Nabati poetry show "Danat," which featured leading poets and public figures. She also co-hosted the social talk show "Kalam Nawaem" on MBC. In addition to her television career, she has contributed as a writer to the Saudi magazine "Lailat Khamis" and the "Al-Yaum" newspaper. In 2014, she founded her own contracting company and was appointed an honorary member of the "Poets of the Homeland" group.

Early in her career in 1996, Najah Al-Masaeed received personal recognition from the late King Hussein of Jordan. Impressed by her poetry and recitation, he granted her a full university scholarship, which served as a pivotal launching point for her academic and professional life. She created and hosted "Danat" on Abu Dhabi TV, which became one of the most significant Nabati poetry programs in the Arabian Gulf. For years, the show hosted prominent figures and leading poets, cementing Al-Masaeed's status as an influential media personality in the Gulf's cultural scene. In 2002 (1423 AH), she released a popular audio poetry collection titled "Atr Al-Haki" (The Perfume of Talk), produced by Talah for Artistic Production in Jeddah. The collection features fifteen poems and was instrumental in bringing her poetic work to a wider audience across the Arab world.

She obtained a Bachelor's degree in Sociology from the Faculty of Arts at Mu'tah University in Jordan.