About me

Before I became a coach, I was a Cost and Management Accountant. I built a career in the corporate world, gained real experience, and by most measures was doing well. But something kept pulling at me — a deep, quiet love for teaching, for people, for understanding what makes us who we are. When I became a mother, that pull became impossible to ignore.

I made the decision to leave my career and devote myself fully to the upbringing of my three children. That decision opened a door I never expected. My desire to truly understand my children — to nurture not just their minds but their character and their tarbiyah — led me into the world of psychology. And from there, into homeschooling and unschooling, an approach I have now lived and refined for years from the inside out.

To deepen my knowledge further, I completed my PTCC training through ERDC Pakistan and a Life Coaching certification from the UK. I have been coaching mothers and teenagers — formally and informally — ever since. Alongside my coaching work, I run courses and clubs on the Seerah of the Prophet (PBUH), a subject I am deeply passionate about. I believe that Islamic history, and the Seerah in particular, holds answers to many of the personal and collective struggles Muslim women face today — if only we take the time to truly engage with it. All of this — the accounting discipline, the psychology, the homeschooling, the Seerah, the coaching — is what I bring to every single woman I work with.