Ibtihal

Hi! I’m a medical student with a real passion for both medicine and teaching. I know firsthand how overwhelming anatomy can feel at first, but I also know how much easier it becomes when the material is explained in a clear, structured, and engaging way. That’s exactly what I want to bring to my lessons: a space where anatomy feels less intimidating and a lot more accessible.
My lessons are especially aimed at students who are preparing for medical school or who are simply curious about the human body. I remember being in that position myself—not always knowing where to start, or how to connect the details together. Because of that, I make sure to teach step by step, linking structures to their function and clinical relevance. I use diagrams, examples, and simple comparisons that make complex topics easier to digest.
Each lesson is interactive: I’ll explain concepts, but I’ll also ask questions, encourage discussions, and adapt the pace depending on what you need. If something feels tricky, we’ll slow down and go over it together. If you’re ready for more of a challenge, we’ll dive deeper. I also like to add small quizzes, memory tricks, and clinical cases to keep things dynamic.
At the end of the day, my goal isn’t just to help you learn anatomy—it’s to help you feel confident, motivated, and prepared for the path ahead. I want my students to leave each lesson not only with more knowledge, but also with more excitement about studying medicine