Throughout her career, she has led and organized numerous summer programs in both Jordan and the United States, and holds an Ijazah in Quranic recitation. Her commitment to professional growth is reflected in her participation in dozens of educational courses, webinars, seminars, workshops, international conferences, and trainings. In 2019, she earned a professional certificate from Harvard University titled “Education on the Opportunity of Bilingualism,” which enhanced her skills in bilingual education and pedagogy.

Together with her husband, Osama Al-Refai—a respected community member and former volunteer Imam at ICP for over 12 years—she co-founded Hafs Quran Center in 2006. From this initiative, the Quran Academy at Daarul Uloom was launched, connecting students with the Book of Allah through structured and meaningful learning.

Mrs. Al-Qudah currently serves as the Director of Hafs Quran Center and teaches Arabic and Quran at both the Islamic School and the Academy. She has been part of the school since its inception and is deeply committed to shaping future generations through education. Her teaching philosophy centers on the belief that knowledge is power, and she integrates play-based learning and technology to create engaging, impactful lessons for her students.

Outside the classroom, she enjoys reading, walking, and baking, and is a proud mother of four children.