Give your Qurbani in the UK where 14.4 million people are estimated to be living in poverty, including 8.1 million children. If you’d like to give your Qurbani, but can’t stretch your budget to do your sacrifice in the UK, you can still donate from just £26.
When the Messenger (PBUH) was asked what Qurbani is, he answered, “It is the Sunnah of your father Ibrahim. For every hair of the Qurbani you receive a reward from Allah.” (Al-Tirmidhi)
Be a mercy to a family struggling to make ends meet this Dhul Hijjah.
£300 – perform your Qurbani here in the UK, and we’ll deliver the meat to foodbanks. You’ll provide ethically raised, grass-fed and hormone free halal lamb to people and families in food crisis.
£78 – Give a Super Qurbani - provide two Qurbanis in India, and 2 kilograms of ready-to-eat, pre-seasoned meat sachets or tins in Gaza, providing up to 10 individual meals.
£26 – provide fresh nutritious meat to families struggling to make a living in India. Each Qurbani share you give can provide up to 55 meals to families facing hunger this Dhul Hijjah.
A lifeline for families
When you give your Qurbani in the UK, we’ll slaughter a sheep in your name, providing an average of 20 kilograms of clean meat. If you choose to give all the meat to foodbank networks, mostly in South and East London, your meat will go to Muslims in food crisis, helping them to eat well during Dhul Hijjah.
A blessed legacy
Give your Qurbani, and continue the blessed legacy of the Messenger (PBUH). It’s a unique act of worship that is given at this time of year only, allowing us to share the blessings of Eid with those in the ummah who are struggling while seeking Allah’s mercy and blessings.
For many, the Qurbani sacrifice is considered a duty for all adult Muslims who qualify for Zakat, but it’s certainly encouraged and greatly rewarded for all who are able to give, who will receive blessings for every single hair on the sacrificed animal, according to the Messenger’s (PBUH) hadith.
This year, your Qurbani is more vital than ever. Famine has officially been declared in Gaza as 290,000 children are on the brink of death. 12.4 million Sudanese people have been forced from their homes by conflict as famine spirals. Across western and central Africa, 50 million people are facing hunger and need help accessing food.
This Dhul Hijjah, support the ummah facing hunger, providing nourishing food, while nurturing your soul as a guardian of the ummah. For many families, Eid al-Adha is the only time they get to eat meat in the year.
From the time of Prophet Ibrahim (AS) to Prophet Muhammad (SAW), till this very day Qurbani is an important act of worship bringing us closer to Allah SWT. The meat provided gives communities essential sustenance that isn’t part of their daily diets. For most of these families, your Qurbani during Eid will be the only time they get to eat meat. For us it is the sunnah of our Prophet Ibrahim AS – our Ibadah. For the poorest people around the world, it’s nourishment, Eid joy and hope.
