Masuda Rahmati was born in Kabul, Afghanistan on August 10, 1969. She escaped Afghanistan with her family in 1980 due to the Russian Invasion. Her father decided to take his family out of the war-torn Country for a better life and freedom. They drove to Islamabad, Pakistan with a smuggler and lived there for two years and then immigrated to America in 1982.

Her life in America was very different from Afghanistan. She had to learn the language, culture, and adapt to a very different life. After studying very hard, she became a leader and straight-A student within the first year at her junior high school and taught Algebra in her spare time.

In 1995, she graduated with a bachelor's degree in Sociology with an emphasis in Social Psychology from The University of Santa Cruz, California. In the last 20 years, she has been a businesswoman and investor in residential and commercial real estate.

She has been recognized by the United States Congress for her courageous efforts on influencing women about self-love, positive self-image, self-respect, self-independence, power, self-confidence, discipline, education, compassion, mental and emotional wisdom using her own life story.

In 2005, She was the first Delegate from Afghanistan to compete at the prestigious and International Mrs. World Beauty Pageant in Mumbai, India.  The  purpose of her participation was to be the voice and advocate for the Oppressed Afghan women and young girls in her beloved Motherland, Afghanistan.  The beauty of a woman resides in her Sacred self. When we honor and fall in love with our souls, we become more beautiful as we age. Every woman and young girl must have the right to the basic Human Rights.