Qurbani – An Obligation in the Way of Allah

100% Qurbani Donation Policy

Why Do Qurbani with Forgotten Women?

• 100% of your money is used for your Qurbani.
• Your Qurbani is hand-picked by the team.
• Our buying Expert selects your animal with care.
• Qurbani is carried out in accordance with the Sunnah.
• Meat is distributed to the poor who probably haven’t tasted meat in a year.
• Meat is especially distributed to women who are often overlooked.
• Personalised pictures and videos are provided to you.

The difference in the service we provide is that each animal is hand-picked for you and you will be sent personalised videos and pictures of the whole process of your giving. Please leave your mobile number and name/s for the Qurbani with the order.

Over the years, living in the West we have moved away from the true spirit of giving Qurbani and adopted it as a deed to be done. We should take pride in our giving by offering the best you can offer.

We would like to encourage everyone to move away from choosing the cheapest Qurbani to one that is closer to your affordability because this is your investment for the hereafter.

100% of your donation will go towards your Qurbani.

Qurbani in Yemen:

Yemen is yet another war-torn country which was very poor even before the war. The average person is starving and very few opportunities for employment or income exist and for women the situation is far worse.

Small Sheep £135

Medium Goat £300

Large Goat £400

Medium Cow £945

Large Cow £1100

Camel £1150

Qurbani for Life

Give a Widow Livestock for life so that she can start her own business of selling milk and breeding the animals. This enables her to feed her children milk from the animals as well as use the money from milk sold to send them to school. With your donation we can buy a small herd of goats (10 animals) that they can easily manage. These poor have told us that having these animals is a life changer for them. This also enables them to deal with emergencies easily, as they can sell off one animal and pay for their immediate needs. The poor people don't have access to cash funds or amenities and tend to suffer great hardship.