I am an assistant professor at Taif University (Saudi Arabia), lecturer, and researcher with 14 years of experience teaching courses at the undergraduate level. My Ph.D. was received in 2017 from Memorial University, St.John's, in Canada. My Master's degree was received in 2010 from Umm Alqura University in Saudi Arabia. I have experience in successfully teaching in the area of Inorganic Chemistry and was pleased to guide students in using technology to support research. I was involved in collaboration with admissions on establishing, designing, and reviewing the teaching and learning program for undergraduate students. I am experienced in teaching how to replicate experiments under safe conditions and assisting students in research activities, including data collection, evaluation, and analyses. My research focuses on developing new complexes as catalysts for several applications, including antibacterial activity, carbon dioxide utilization, and the synthesis of "Green" polymers and materials (including degradable materials). Currently, I am interested in designing inorganic nanomaterials for water treatment.