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Qurbani, also known as Udhiyah, is an act of worship performed during Eid ul Adha. It involves the sacrifice of a livestock animal in the days of Dhul Hijjah.
It commemorates the devotion of Prophet Ibrahim AS, who was willing to sacrifice his beloved son Ismail AS in obedience to Allah. As Ibrahim AS prepared to fulfil that command, Allah accepted his intention and replaced Ismail with a ram.
Qurbani is not just an animal slaughter. It is a deeply rooted act of obedience, gratitude, and care. Through Qurbani, we offer worship, feed the hungry, and revive a Sunnah that nourishes both body and soul.
Qurbani is a Sunnah of Ibrahim AS and a beloved act of worship. Through it, every Muslim renews submission to Allah.
For many disadvantaged families across rural Pakistan and refugee communities, Eid ul Adha is the one day of the year they will eat fresh meat.
Animals are sourced locally wherever possible. Farmers earn, butchers work, and rural traders see business.
Qurbani is obligatory upon every sane adult Muslim, male or female, who possesses wealth in excess of their essential needs.
Rule of thumb: If you are eligible to pay Zakat, you are obliged to give Qurbani.
One Qurbani per eligible person: One Qurbani is offered per eligible adult, not per household.
When is it performed? Qurbani is offered on the 10th, 11th, and 12th of Dhul Hijjah. In 2026, this is expected to fall between 27 May and 29 May.
Share · Min age 1 year
Shares · Min age 2 years
Shares · Min age 5 years
Every animal must be healthy, free from major defects, and not visibly sick, injured, or underweight.
Offer your Qurbani personally if you are able, or appoint a trusted organisation.
From the 1st of Dhul Hijjah, refrain from clipping nails and trimming hair until Qurbani is complete.
Wear your best clothes on Eid and take ghusl before Eid prayer.
Perform Eid salah before eating your first meal.
Make du'a for those who will receive your Qurbani.
Your Qurbani reaches families across Pakistan including Kashmir, and displaced Palestinian refugee families across Egypt, Lebanon, Jordan, and the West Bank.
1. Sourcing: Animals are selected by hand from local farmers.
2. Care: Animals are kept in hygienic enclosures with daily health checks.
3. Slaughter: Performed under qualified Shariah supervision.
4. Distribution: Meat is packed safely and delivered to deserving families.
5. Donor Report: Photos and videos are sent by email after Eid.
Goats and Sheep
Cows and Bulls
Meat Packs Distributed
Beneficiaries Reached
When is the deadline? Before the 9th of Dhul Hijjah is strongly recommended.
Can I choose where it is performed? Yes, Pakistan or Palestinian Refugees.
Can I give on behalf of someone else? Yes, including deceased relatives.
When will I receive my donor report? Usually within four to six weeks after Eid.
Animals are being sourced. Families are waiting. Bismillah, give your Qurbani today.
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