Eid Ul Adha in Cairo
A meaningful Eid journey with service, connection, and impact
Join Aghosh UK and Alkhidmat Foundation in Cairo for a powerful five day experience. Take part in food packing for Gaza, meet beneficiaries, and spend Eid in a way that truly matters.
Event Dates
26th to 30th May 2026
Fundraising Target
£2500
Booking Deadline
20th May
About the Event
Eid Ul Adha in Cairo is a special humanitarian journey hosted by Aghosh UK and Alkhidmat Foundation. It brings participants together to spend Eid in the company of orphans and widows of Gaza while taking part in meaningful charitable activity.
This experience is designed for those who want more than a trip. It is a chance to serve, reflect, connect with beneficiaries, and witness impact up close during one of the most blessed times of the year.
What Your Journey Includes
The programme combines humanitarian action, personal connection, and memorable experiences in Cairo.
Food Packing for Gaza
Take part in preparing support for families affected by the crisis and contribute directly to a meaningful relief effort.
Meetup with Beneficiaries
Spend time with beneficiaries and witness firsthand the human impact behind the cause you are supporting.
Sightseeing
Enjoy selected sightseeing opportunities in Cairo as part of a balanced and memorable programme.
What Is Covered
The essentials are taken care of so you can focus on the experience and the purpose behind it.
Accommodation
Comfortable accommodation is provided for the duration of the programme.
Meals
Meals are included throughout the event so participants are fully catered for.
Full Programme
All organised activities and the core event schedule are included.
Participants cover their own flights.
Fundraise to Join
£2500
Each participant is required to fundraise £2500 to be part of this amazing journey.
Your fundraising becomes part of the wider impact and helps support the mission behind this experience.
- Accommodation included
- Meals included
- Full programme included
- Flights not included
Important Dates
Event Dates: 26th to 30th May 2026
Booking Deadline: 20th May 2026
Spaces may be limited, so early booking is recommended.
Bringing Essential Nutrition to Families in Pakistan
Qurbani is a sacred act that brings us closer to Allah (SWT), following the legacy of Prophet Ibrahim (AS).For many families in Pakistan, especially in rural and underprivileged areas, Eid-ul-Adha is the only time they get to eat meat all year.
Why Donate Your Qurbani to AGHOSHUK
- Verified Quality Standards: We select only healthy, "Tayyib" animals.
- Wider Global Reach: Serving over 30 countries and remote regions.
- Reliable Field Expertise: Specialized teams in Gaza and Sudan.
- Transparent Distribution: Scoring systems to identify the most needy.
- Local Economic Support: Sourcing from local farmers to boost trade.
- Full Shariah Compliance: Following strict Prophetic traditions.
Qurbani in Palestine & Sudan
Official 2026 Rates – High Quality & Shariah Compliant
Frequently Asked Questions
How does Aghosh UK select those who receive Qurbani meat?
It is the core policy of Aghosh UK to ensure that your sacrifice reaches the most vulnerable members of our Ummah. We utilize a rigorous scoring system that ranks families based on objective need, ensuring your gift is delivered without bias.
Our selection criteria prioritize:
Low-Income Families: Those living below the minimum wage in their specific region.
Vulnerable Households: Female-headed households or families caring for the elderly or disabled.
Maternal & Child Health: Families with children under five, pregnant women, or breastfeeding mothers.
Remote Access: Communities with little to no access to local markets.
A thorough assessment is conducted by our field teams to weight these factors, ensuring we reach those who often wait the entire year to eat meat. To serve as many people as possible, we distribute one Qurbani meat pack per family.
Am I required to perform Qurbani on behalf of my children?
The requirement for children’s Qurbani varies depending on the school of Islamic jurisprudence you follow. We recommend consulting your local Imam or scholar for specific guidance.
Under the Hanafi school of thought, Qurbani is generally obligatory for:
Every sane Muslim who has reached the age of maturity (puberty).
Those who are not traveling during the days of Eid.
Individuals who possess wealth beyond their basic needs that meets or exceeds the Nisab threshold ($87.48g$ of gold or $612.35g$ of silver).
How does Aghosh UK select those who receive Qurbani meat?
It is the core policy of Aghosh UK to ensure that your sacrifice reaches the most vulnerable members of our Ummah. We utilize a rigorous scoring system that ranks families based on objective need, ensuring your gift is delivered without bias.
Our selection criteria prioritize:
Low-Income Families: Those living below the minimum wage in their specific region.
Vulnerable Households: Female-headed households or families caring for the elderly or disabled.
Maternal & Child Health: Families with children under five, pregnant women, or breastfeeding mothers.
Remote Access: Communities with little to no access to local markets.
A thorough assessment is conducted by our field teams to weight these factors, ensuring we reach those who often wait the entire year to eat meat. To serve as many people as possible, we distribute one Qurbani meat pack per family.
Am I required to perform Qurbani on behalf of my children?
The requirement for children’s Qurbani varies depending on the school of Islamic jurisprudence you follow. We recommend consulting your local Imam or scholar for specific guidance.
Under the Hanafi school of thought, Qurbani is generally obligatory for:
Every sane Muslim who has reached the age of maturity (puberty).
Those who are not traveling during the days of Eid.
Individuals who possess wealth beyond their basic needs that meets or exceeds the Nisab threshold ($87.48g$ of gold or $612.35g$ of silver).