Rana is a mother, special education expert, and cultural storyteller on a mission to revive Arabic through joy, Inclusivity and sensory education. Her journey began with a quiet heartbreak — the day her daughter stumbled over the words صباح الخير and gave up, saying “Arabic is hard.”

That moment sparked a movement.

Rana began writing short stories, hosting storytelling circles, and gathering families who felt the same fear: that Arabic was slipping away. What started as a living room initiative grew into a vibrant community — one that now reaches hundreds of children, parents, educators, and cultural centers across the diaspora.

Rana blends play-based learning, sensory experiences, and cultural pride to make Arabic feel like magic. Her voice is whimsical, wise, and deeply rooted in the belief that language is identity — and identity deserves celebration.