
What Many Muslim Women Were Never Taught About Contraception
Contraception & Family Planning for Muslim Women
An Islamic, Medical & Practical Perspective
A safe, interactive two-day session helping Muslim women understand contraception options, clear common myths, and make informed family planning decisions with confidence.
Contraception and family planning remain difficult topics in many Muslim communities.
Many women make decisions based on fear, incomplete information, pressure, or myths passed down through generations.
Some later struggle with:
• unexpected pregnancies
• side effects they didn’t understand
• marital tension
• guilt or confusion about Islamic rulings
• or regret over choices made without proper guidance.
This session creates a safe, respectful space to learn, ask questions, and gain clarity from both medical and Islamic perspectives.
This is not a lecture.
It is an interactive discussion-based session where women can:
• ask anonymous questions
• participate in polls and discussions
• learn in a safe women-only space
• discuss real-life situations Muslim women face
Dates:
Friday 3rd April at 6:00 PM and Saturday 4th April at 11:00 AM
Time:
6pm (Friday) and 11am (Saturday)
Format:
Online | Interactive | Discussion-Based
Who can attend?
Muslim sisters of all ages — married, single, newly married, or planning for the future.
• Breaking the silence around contraception
• Clearing common myths and fears
• Overview of contraception methods
• How family planning affects women’s health
• How couples make family planning decisions
• Common challenges women face
• Consequences of poor planning
• Case discussions & audience questions
• Women planning marriage
• Newly married women
• Mothers considering spacing children
• Women confused about contraception options
• Anyone wanting medically accurate and Islamically informed guidance
✔ Clarity about contraception choices
✔ Confidence to discuss options with your spouse
✔ Better understanding of health and planning decisions
✔ Answers to common fears and misconceptions
Seats are limited to maintain interaction and allow questions.
Register early to secure your place.
Knowledge brings confidence. Confidence brings better decisions. Better decisions bring healthier families.