Datin Shomiriza Shomidon

Secretary, KLBL

Datin Shomiriza Shomidon

EXCO · 2026/2027

Co-Founder, iLuvQuran Cyberjaya

Creating space for meaningful learning.

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Education · Entrepreneurship · Learning

Datin Shomiriza Shomidon, known within KLBL as Shomi, is Co-Founder of iLuvQuran Cyberjaya. Her professional profile sits at the intersection of education and entrepreneurship.

iLuvQuran Cyberjaya describes its work as making Quran learning joyful and meaningful for children, through interactive classes, understanding and reflection. The organisation’s published approach connects learning with faith, character and a supportive community.

KLBL’s programme has featured Shomi through the topics “Learning Should Feel Like Winning” and “I Had a Dream. Then I Had to Build a Business.” Together, these advertised subjects bring the educator’s concern for learning into conversation with the practical work of building an organisation.

Learning experience

An educational context centred on joyful, meaningful Quran learning for children.

Education entrepreneurship

Co-Founder of iLuvQuran Cyberjaya, as recorded in KLBL’s approved member profile.

From idea to organisation

Her KLBL programme topics connect educational purpose with building a business.

  1. Education venture

    iLuvQuran Cyberjaya

    Co-Founder of the Quran learning centre.

  2. Learning approach

    Understanding, reflection & engagement

    The organisation describes interactive teaching and a supportive learning community.

  1. The educator’s entrepreneurial journey

    I Had a Dream. Then I Had to Build a Business.

  2. Learning and motivation

    Learning Should Feel Like Winning

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Profile references

Prepared from approved club records, programme announcements and the professional sources listed below. Programme topics describe advertised sessions.