Mrs Sana completed her Pre-University Course (PUC) and wanted to complete a degree in psychology. Meanwhile, her father passed away, and she got married eventually. She was a homemaker and had 4 children. She lived a comfortable life with her spouse and children. In the 2000s, she enrolled in vocational training courses. Later, Mrs Sana began taking Islamic Studies and Quran Classes. She was fully engaged in these classes and eventually became a Quran Instructor who began classes in her home. After the COVID-19 pandemic, she also became an online instructor. Now, she devotes most of her time to educating fellow sisters about Islam both online and offline. Mrs Sana says that reading and teaching about Islam gives her a sense of purpose and fulfilment in life. Though she couldn't complete a formal degree and would perhaps regret that forever, she says she is content with the work she does now. She has led a financially sound life from her childhood, coming from an upper middle-class background. After marriage, her husband's income and inherited assets have given her a more than comfortable life. Besides, Mrs Sana spends adequate time with her family living in a multi-generational household, which is the source of happiness in her old age.