Sadaf Farooqi is a Computer Scientist, Interrupted. After graduating in Computer Science, she did the Taleem Al-Quran Course at Al-Huda International, Institute of Islamic Education for Women, in Karachi, Pakistan. Since then, she has undertaken dawah in various forms: audio-visual content development, academic class instruction, student-group moderation, and subject teaching at Al-Huda branches. Marriage and the arrival of three children have rendered her more of a homemaker and freelance writer. She has contributed articles for howtodothings.com, helium.com, and Saudi Gazette. Currently, she writes regularly for Hiba Magazine and SISTERS Magazine. She intermittently vents her emotions on her blog, Sadaf's Space, and teaches subjects such as Fiqh of Zakah, Aqeedah, Arabic Grammar, and Science of Hadith part-time at Al-Huda. For most part, her Jihad bil Qalam involves juggling work around the persistent power breakdowns that her hometown Karachi is (in)famous for, and homeschooling her children. Even though it may not seem so, most of her time is spent not in doing all this, but in what she loves most - reading.