Girls Coming of Age Workshop | Author Meena Qazizada

Girls Coming of Age Workshop | Author Meena Qazizada is on Sat 7 Nov at 2:00 PM at Muslim Community Center - East Bay.

Sat 7 Nov · 2:00 PM

Muslim Community Center - East Bay

Girls Ages 8+ and Mother’s: Join us for an educational and engaging Puberty Workshop for Girls and Their Moms, designed to provide essential, age-appropriate information in a comfortable and supportive environment. This event is a wonderful opportunity for mothers and daughters to learn, connect, and have meaningful conversations about growing up with confidence, knowledge, and faith. Saturday, Nov. 7 | 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. | MCC Conference Room | Join us in-person or watch live (only half the program will be livestreamed) at mcceastbay.org/live | Register at mcceastbay.org/girls-workshop  Event Highlights (What to expect): 20-Minute Book Reading An engaging reading from Growing Up: A Muslim Girl’s Guide to Puberty 1.5-Hour Interactive Workshop Learn the basics of puberty, body changes, hygiene, emotional well-being, Islamic perspectives, and other important topics—all presented in an age-appropriate and welcoming environment.30-Minute Q&A Session An opportunity for girls and mothers to ask questions in a safe and supportive space. Special Event Discounts, books will be available to purchase after the event.  30% OFF Growing Up: A Muslim Girl’s Guide to Puberty 20% OFF Growing Up: A Muslim Boy’s Guide to Puberty Amazon links for both books will be available for purchase. Growing Up: A Muslim Girl’s Guide to Puberty:  https://a.co/d/0556BC5e Growing Up: A Muslim Boy’s Guide to Puberty: https://a.co/d/0fWmZa9T About the Author:  Meena Qazizada is a mother, pharmacist, and educator who empowers young people through knowledge and storytelling. Drawing on her professional expertise and her experience raising a daughter, she wrote Growing UP: A Muslim Girl’s Guide to Puberty—a unique blend of fiction and non-fiction designed to help young Muslim girls understand the changes of puberty with clarity, confidence, and comfort. Her work reflects her passion for accessible education, emotional wellbeing, and nurturing a strong sense of identity in the next generation.

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