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Sponsor a child10,000+ children in Gaza, Sudan & 13 more countries are waiting for a guardian — earn 12 months of sadaqah jariyah today.
Sponsor a child10,000+ children are waiting for a guardian — earn 12 months of Sadaqah Jariyah today.
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This Eid, give your children more than a celebration — give them a story to carry.
The Eid Gift Passport is a free illustrated activity book designed to help children discover the true meaning of Qurbani — through colouring, mazes, reflections, and a journey alongside a very special little lamb.
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Each kilo is £19 — give 1 kilo per blessed day across the 10 days. A ready-to-eat meat parcel for a vulnerable family in Gaza — sharing the true spirit of sacrifice this Eid.
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Over one million displaced families in Gedaref are facing one of the world's worst food crises. This Eid al-Adha, ensure a vulnerable family sits down to a hot, dignified meal. Feed a family for just £5.20.
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Thousands of displaced children in Sudan's Gedaref camps have had their childhoods stolen by conflict. This Eid, give them a day of music, games, and celebration they will never forget. Bring joy to a child for just £5.50.
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Rice, flour, and oil — the staples that turn a meal into an Eid for a family in need.
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Children in Gaza have known nothing but conflict and loss. This Eid, give 1,000 vulnerable children a few precious hours of joy, play, and normality. Sponsor a child's Eid party for just £53.
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Give a second Qurbani on behalf of someone who cannot. A gift of sacrifice in the Prophet's ﷺ name — one of the most rewarded acts of these blessed days. 2 Qurbani (Udhiya) shares can provide up to 110 meals for the families we support together.
Country teams across 20 countries inspect animals at local farms — ensuring each is healthy and meets all Islamic requirements. Shariah compliant.
Begins after Eid prayer on 10th Dhul Hijjah. Every sacrifice follows Prophetic tradition, performed by trained local teams in your name.
Processed same-day by local butchers — supporting community livelihoods. Transported in refrigerated conditions, quality guaranteed from knife to doorstep.
Fresh parcels delivered on the days of Eid to female-headed households, orphans, elderly, disabled and families below the poverty line — across 20 countries. In conflict zones, local sourcing and on-the-ground partners allow us to reach families who need it most. Scholar approved.
In Palestine, 8,261 families received an average of 2 kilograms of beef each.
In Yemen, 51,193 families received 4kg of fresh sheep meat each.
In Pakistan, 10,570 families received 3 kilograms of beef each.
In Sudan, we distributed Qurbani to 1,339 families, with each family receiving 5kg of beef.
In India, 77,688 families received 4-5 kilograms of beef each.
In Malawi, 22,984 families received 4 kilograms of beef each.
In Bangladesh, 992 families received 3.5-4 kilograms of beef each.
In Syria, 712 families received 3 kilograms of beef each.
In Mozambique, 300 families received 4 kilograms of mutton or goat each.
In Senegal, 400 families received 15 kilograms of fresh meat each.
In Somalia, 31,701 families received 3-5 kilograms of beef each.
In Ethiopia, 1,470 families received 2kg of beef each.
In Nepal, 520 families received 4.5 kilograms of beef each.
In Nigeria, 225 families received 3 kilograms of beef each.
In Kenya, 3,234 families received 4 kilograms of beef each.
In Lebanon, 1,376 families received 2.5 kilograms of beef each.
In Tanzania, 681 families received 4kg of goat meat each.
In Chad, 1,848 families each received 4 kilograms of beef.
In Mali, 2,229 families received 4kg of meat each.
‘’It's just me and my daughter. Life is hard, and meat is something we rarely see — usually only once a year, when kind neighbours share their Qurbani with us at Eid.
"This year, Human Appeal delivered fresh Qurbani meat right to our door. Enough to last us about a week.
"I'm so happy — we haven't had meat in a whole year," I told them, and I meant it. We're going to cook a curry. It will be a treat for both of us — something small, but something we'll savour.
"More than the food, it's the feeling of not being forgotten. Of knowing someone, somewhere, thought of us.
"I raised my hands and made dua for everyone who made it possible. May Allah bless them and accept their Qurbani.’’ Naziraan, Pakistan
Give QurbaniThe Prophet (peace be upon him) sacrificed for the one who could not sacrifice from his Ummah, one who bore witness to the oneness of Allah and [his] prophethood.
Hadith | Abu Talhah (Ahmad)
Yes. Human Appeal works with Shariah-certified partners on the ground to ensure every sacrifice meets the required Islamic conditions — including the animal, slaughter method, and timing within the days of Eid.
Prophetic Qurbani revives the Sunnah of giving a second sacrifice on behalf of those in the Ummah who cannot afford to do so — exactly as the Prophet ﷺ did. You can give this extra share alongside your own obligatory Qurbani, reviving this often-forgotten act of worship.
Once sacrificed, the meat is distributed directly to families in need in your chosen country. We follow the prophetic custom of prioritising the most vulnerable, ensuring fresh meat reaches beneficiaries as quickly as possible.
Animals must be free from blindness, lameness, sickness, emaciation, or major visible defects. The Prophet ﷺ sacrificed two white rams with black markings and, during Hajj, camels.
Yes — he permitted up to seven people to share one cow or camel.
Yes. The Prophet ﷺ appointed Ali (RA) to complete his sacrifices during Hajj, and he gave a share on behalf of those in his Ummah who couldn't afford it.
Yes. After it was prescribed, he never missed it — even while travelling.
Yes — one for himself and one on behalf of his Ummah, and during Hajj, a total of 100 camels.
No fixed portions were prescribed, but the companions followed the custom of three equal shares: one for yourself, one for relatives, and one for those in need.
Yes. Those intending to offer Qurbani should not cut hair or nails from 1st Dhul-Hijjah until after the sacrifice is made.
The Prophet ﷺ said that every hair and drop of blood carries reward, and that the sacrifice is accepted by Allah before it reaches the ground.
Qurbani
As the time comes once again to pay Qurbani, we’ve created a simple guide to this sacred act of sacrifice to answer any questions you may have.
Qurbani
Qurbani, a sacred sacrifice, is both an obligation and an act of charity, offering numerous worldly and spiritual benefits. It pleases Allah and brings us closer to His mercy. The Prophetic Qurbani, a forgotten Sunnah, encourages us to sacrifice a second animal on behalf of someone who is unable to do so. Discover the deeper meanings of Qurbani in our latest blog.
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Qurbani is both an obligation and a spiritual practice that pleases Allah, bringing us closer to His mercy. The Prophetic Qurbani is a forgotten sunnah, encouraging us to sacrifice a second animal on behalf of someone who is unable to.
Every year our team in the field endeavours to ensure your Qurbani is delivered to the country of your choice. However, in case it is not possible in the country of your choice due to factors beyond our control, we will ensure it is delivered to those who need it most in the next nearest country possible.
