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• 1) When did you start practising? How did this passion find you?

  My passion for teaching and languages started many years ago. I have always loved languages, communication and sharing knowledge with others. Over 10 years ago, I began teaching Urdu and gradually realised that helping people learn my language was something I truly enjoyed.
  
  Seeing students develop confidence in speaking, reading and writing Urdu motivated me to make teaching my profession. Since then, I have taught more than 200 students from different backgrounds, ages and nationalities, both online and face-to-face.

• 2) Which artists or works affect you the most?

  I am particularly inspired by Urdu literature, poetry and the beautiful works of great Urdu poets such as Allama Iqbal, Mirza Ghalib and Faiz Ahmed Faiz.
  
  Their work demonstrates the beauty, depth and richness of the Urdu language. I believe language is not just about learning words and grammar; it is also about understanding culture, emotions, history and communication.
  
  I enjoy introducing students to the beauty of Urdu through everyday conversations, useful vocabulary, expressions and literature.

• 3) What are the qualities and skills required to succeed in this area?

  I believe patience, consistency, dedication and a genuine passion for teaching are essential qualities.
  
  Every student learns differently, so a good tutor must understand individual needs and adapt their teaching methods accordingly. Clear communication, encouragement and the ability to explain difficult concepts in simple language are also very important.
  
  For learning Urdu, regular practice, listening, speaking, reading and writing are essential. Most importantly, students should feel comfortable making mistakes because mistakes are a natural part of learning.

• 4) What is the most valuable advice you can give to help someone stay focused on creative projects?

  My advice is to stay consistent, be patient and never compare your progress with someone else’s.
  
  Set small, achievable goals and celebrate every improvement, no matter how small it seems. Learning a new language takes time, and even practising for 10–15 minutes every day can make a significant difference.
  
  Never be afraid of making mistakes. Confidence comes through practice, and consistency is the key to success.

• 5) How would you describe your passion; how does it make you feel?

  Teaching Urdu is much more than a profession for me; it is something I genuinely love.
  
  It gives me great happiness to see someone who cannot speak or understand Urdu gradually become confident in communicating with others. I particularly enjoy teaching students from different cultures and nationalities who want to connect with the Urdu language and culture.
  
  Every student’s achievement makes me feel proud and motivates me to continue sharing my knowledge. I find it incredibly rewarding to make learning enjoyable, comfortable and meaningful.

• 6) What creative achievements are you particularly proud of?

  One of my proudest achievements is helping more than 200 students from different countries and backgrounds learn Urdu.
  
  I am particularly proud of the positive feedback, five-star reviews and appreciation I have received from my students.
  
  I have successfully taught complete beginners, children, adults and students preparing for GCSE Urdu. I have also helped students improve their speaking, reading, writing, pronunciation, vocabulary and grammar.
  
  Seeing some of my beginners become confident Urdu speakers is one of the most rewarding achievements of my teaching journey.

• 7) Have you ever been surprised by a student; by their ability or quick progression?

  Absolutely! Throughout my teaching journey, I have met many students who have surprised me with their dedication and progress.
  
  Some students start with absolutely no knowledge of Urdu, but with regular lessons and practice, they gradually learn to construct sentences, understand conversations and communicate confidently.
  
  I have also taught students from completely different cultural backgrounds who have developed a genuine love for Urdu.
  
  These experiences remind me that anyone can learn a new language with the right guidance, encouragement and determination.

• 8) Being a Superprof is an art! What is your secret?

  My secret is to treat every student as an individual rather than following the same teaching method for everyone.
  
  I take time to understand each student’s goals, current ability, interests and learning speed. I then prepare lessons that are suitable for their individual needs.
  
  I aim to create a friendly, relaxed and supportive learning environment where students feel comfortable asking questions and making mistakes.
  
  My lessons are interactive and practical, focusing on real-life conversations as well as grammar, vocabulary, pronunciation, reading and writing.
  
  For me, being a good Superprof is not simply about delivering lessons; it is about building confidence, inspiring students and helping them achieve their personal learning goals.
  
  My philosophy is simple: Every student can learn, and my job is to help them discover their potential.