Linguist expert in the Doha Historical Dictionary of Arabic Project. She received her PhD in Arabic Language - University of Khartoum 2015 (The Introduction and Lessons of Al-Budaiya between the secrets of rhetoric and the key to the sciences), and MA in Arabic linguistics and lexicography with distinction - Doha Institute for Graduate Studies 2017 (Representation of the Lexicon in Discursive Functional Syntax Theory), and MA in Arabic Language, University Khartoum 2013 AD (adverbs of pronunciation and meaning between the two industries and indications of miracles). She won several awards: University of Khartoum Prize for the best academic performance in the Faculty of Arts in the year 2004/2005 AD, University of Khartoum Prize for the best academic performance in the Arabic Language Department 2008/2009 AD, first place in the literary course in the Sudanese certificate exams 2004 AD. She graduated in academic positions in the Department of Arabic Language at the Faculty of Arts, all the way to assistant professor. She also held a number of administrative positions at the University of Khartoum, the last of which was Director of the Department of Professors Council Affairs. Presented scientific papers in a number of international conferences 2015-2018. Her research is concerned with the manufacture of Arabic dictionaries, and the comparison between modern linguistic theories and the Arab rhetorical heritage.