Elementary · Middle school

Puberty in Islam | With Dr. Heba Abolaban

A mother-daughter workshop for girls ages 9 to 13 to learn about growing up in Islam across faith and health, while empowering mothers to guide them. Presented by Tawasaw Institute and MCA Youth.

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Tawasaw Institute and MCA Youth present Puberty in Islam with Dr. Heba Abolaban. Saturday, November 14, 2026, 11:00 AM to 2:00 PM at MCA Youth Lounge, Santa Clara, 3003 Scott Blvd, Santa Clara, CA 95054. Topics: The Cycle of Human Life and Our Creation, Self-Care (physical, mental, emotional and spiritual health), and how to perform Ghusl according to the Sunnah with rulings on menstruation and discharge. Ages 9 to 13. Free entry; moms are suggested to attend with their daughters; babysitting is available on site. RSVP at tawasaw.org.

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Dates and registration

  1. Puberty in Islam | With Dr. Heba Abolaban · November 14, 2026Sat, November 14, 2026 · MCA Youth LoungeFreeBooking openView and book

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About Puberty in Islam | With Dr. Heba Abolaban

Puberty in Islam: A Mother-Daughter Workshop for Girls Ages 9 to 13 offers a welcoming space for girls to learn about growing up in Islam across faith and health, while equipping mothers to support and guide them. Presented by Tawasaw Institute and MCA Youth, the workshop combines guided learning with a shared mother-daughter activity.

Entry is free with RSVP on Ticket Tailor, and mothers are strongly encouraged to attend with their daughters. On-site babysitting is available for younger siblings and requires a separate babysitting ticket on the booking page.

Dr. Heba Abolaban is a public health physician and lifelong student of Islamic knowledge. She holds an MD from Damascus University and an MPH from Northeastern University, with experience as a Women’s Health Consultant at the Massachusetts Department of Public Health, work in Islam and Medicine at the University of Chicago, and research at the Stanford Muslim Mental Health and Islamic Psychology Lab. For more than 13 years, she has taught programs on Islam and health for girls and women.

What participants explore

  • The Cycle of Human Life and Our Creation
  • Self-Care Physical, mental, emotional, and spiritual health
  • Purification and Fiqh How to perform Ghusl according to the Sunnah, and rulings on menstruation and discharge
  • Mother-Daughter Activity Shared reflection and connection during the workshop
  • Free Entry with RSVP Separate babysitting ticket available on site for younger siblings
Led by
Dr. Heba Abolaban
Location
MCA Youth Lounge, 3003 Scott Blvd, Santa Clara, CA 95054