This Ramadan, the MCC lobby came alive with color, creativity, and the joyful energy of children eager to create something meaningful with their own hands.

For children ages 4 to 12, the Ramadan Arts and Crafts Program with Khala Emira Mustafa offered fun-filled afternoons rooted in faith, reflection, and hands-on learning.

Held every Saturday after Dhuhr throughout the blessed month, these special gatherings gave families the opportunity to slow down, connect, and create lasting memories together.

For the first Saturday, children and parents came together to create custom tote bags, using the flower hammering technique. They gently transferred the natural colors and shapes of flowers and leaves mentioned in the Qur’an onto canvas bags.

Register for the upcoming sessions here!