She went on to study Koranic interpretation at Farhat Hashmi's Al-Huda Institute in Mississauga near Toronto, Canada, which was intended to last a year.[8] Finding the lessons in Urdu difficult, however, after two months[2](3:31) she transferred to the Al-Huda Institute's campus in Pakistan to complete the course and, segregated and isolated from her family, she found herself "sucked in" by the repetition and religious zeal.[8] She started to willingly wear the face veil (niqab),[6](3:45) and in hindsight she considered her 17-year-old self to be a fundamentalist[8] who wanted to proselytise when she returned to the UK.[9](2:02)