Farhat is a distinguished scholar with a Master’s degree in Economics and Data Analytics, blending analytical expertise with a deep commitment to Islamic studies. Alongside a profes sional background in mentorship, she has dedicated years to the study of Qur’an Tafseer and Hadith, enriching both academic and spiritual pursuits. Farhat began formal Islamic education at the Bayyinah Institute in 2013, immersing in Arabic studies, Qur’anic interpretation, and prophet ic traditions. Since then, she has been an active participant in halaqas (Islamic study circles), attending in-person gatherings in Australia and the USA as well as online Zoom-based discussions. These study circles have provided a platform for continuous engagement with Islamic scholarship, refining her understanding and teaching approach. Through a unique combination of data-driven analysis and Islamic knowledge, Farhat mentors individuals and communities, helping them apply Islamic principles in modern contexts. She continues to write, teach, and contribute to discussions on Islamic thought, economics, coding, and spirituality.