A Lifeline in Hard Times
Life in Palestine is marked by strength and resilience in the face of ongoing occupation and humanitarian crises. For countless Palestinian families, Eid ul Adha is not just a religious occasion. It’s a rare moment of relief and nourishment. During the sacred days of Dhul Hijjah, your Qurbani becomes a vital source of food, hope, and dignity. Through Aghosh UK, your sacrifice reaches Palestinians in need with the spirit of compassion, unity, and faith during this blessed time.
Impact of Aghosh UK Qurbani 2026
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Frequently Asked Questions
Q1: Is giving Qurbani for Palestinians valid?
Yes. It is widely accepted by Islamic scholars that Qurbani can be given on behalf of needy and displaced communities, including Palestinians in Gaza, Lebanon, and the West Bank. Your Qurbani through Aghosh UK fulfils this obligation.
Q2: Is a cow share a valid Qurbani?
Yes. One seventh share of a cow or camel is a valid Qurbani according to the majority of scholars, including Imam Shafi‘i, Imam Malik, and Imam Ahmad. Aghosh UK’s cow shares are structured to meet this requirement exactly.
Q3: When is Qurbani 2025?
Qurbani must be performed on the 10th, 11th, or 12th of Dhul Hijjah. In 2025, Eid ul Adha is expected to fall around 6–7 June. All orders placed before the deadline are fulfilled during these three days.
Q4: Can I claim Gift Aid on my Qurbani donation?
Yes, if you are a UK taxpayer. Simply tick the Gift Aid declaration when ordering and Aghosh UK will claim an additional 25% from HMRC on your behalf, increasing the value of your donation at no extra cost to you.
Q5: How does Aghosh UK distribute the Qurbani meat?
Aghosh UK works with trusted partner organisations on the ground in Lebanon, Gaza, the West Bank, and Egypt to slaughter, process, and distribute fresh meat directly to Palestinian refugee families during the days of Eid.
Q6: Which regions does Aghosh UK cover for Palestine Qurbani?
We currently offer Qurbani for Palestinians in Lebanon (Palestinian refugee camps), West Bank, Egypt (supporting Gaza families via Cairo), and directly in Gaza where access permits. You can filter by region on this page.
Q7: What is the difference between a full cow and a cow share?
A full cow Qurbani (£1,325) provides meat for a much larger number of families and counts as seven shares. A cow share (£190) is one seventh of a full cow and counts as one person’s Qurbani. Both are valid according to Islamic jurisprudence.
Q8: Is Aghosh UK a registered UK charity?
Yes. Aghosh UK is a registered UK charity based at 254A Bury New Road, Whitefield, Manchester, M45 8QN. We are regulated by the Charity Commission for England and Wales. You can donate with full confidence that your Qurbani is in trusted hands.