Ustadha Ibadete Imeri is a dedicated educator and scholar in Islamic Jurisprudence (Fiqh), with over two decades of teaching experience. She began her academic career at the Islamic High School ‘Isa Beu’ in Macedonia, where she taught Arabic and Fiqh. Her qualifications include a Bachelor’s degree in Sharia Law and Ijazah in Quran memorization, granted by the esteemed Shaykh Abu Hasan al-Kurdi (rahimahullah) from Damascus, Syria. She further advanced her studies by earning a Master’s degree in Islamic Jurisprudence from Damascus University, specializing in contemporary issues affecting Muslim communities in non-Islamic countries.

Actively involved in the Melbourne Muslim community, Ustadha Ibadete conducts Quran classes for women and adolescents and delivers religious lectures through the Albanian Australian Islamic Society. Fluent in Arabic, Albanian, and English, her expertise in Shariah and her commitment to education make her a valuable Academic Instructor of Fiqh-based subjects at the Melbourne Muslim Seminary.