She was the very first principal of ASJA Girls High School in San Fernando. She served as principal for 18 years before moving on to the Tabaquite Composite School. She has been serving as principal there for 20 years now. “Shortly after my return from India where I obtained my degree in Human Psychology the president of ASJA, Haji Shaffick Rahaman approached me to head the staff at the girls’ college. This was back in 1966.  And the school was housed under the mosque in San Fernando. I accepted but I wanted to pursue law. I thought I’d leave after a year. But my love for children kept me at the school for so many years,” she said. Before serving as a teacher she was the principal at age 22.    Muradali passed away on the 22nd day of October, 2006.