The Story of Ibrahim (A.S) and the Significance of Eid-ul-Adha
Eid-ul-Adha, also known as the Festival of Sacrifice, brings immense joy and holds a significant place in the hearts of
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The blessed month of Dhul-Hijjah revitalizes important occasions referencing back to Islamic history, making it one of the most anticipated times of the year. Following the Sunnah of Prophet Ibrahim (AS), Muslims around the world unite to follow the tradition of sacrificing in the path of Allah (SWT).
With your Qurbani donation, Al-Wahab Foundation can feed families struggling with poverty and the rising cost of living. Join hands to support and share joy with those who are unable to fulfill this obligation.
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Like every year, Al-Wahab Foundation aims to make your Qurbani reach the ones who are struggling to survive in these challenging times following rising inflation and unemployment. Many of Pakistan’s most impoverished families are unable to meet their basic nourishment needs due to limited resources. Your Qurbani donation can significantly impact countless lives this Eid al-Adha ensuring sacrificial meat reaches a maximum number of people. Give Qurbani to AWF and share the blessings with everyone around.
Your Qurbani Donation Touched Multiple Lives
Despite the challenging situations in 2023, your donation to AWF Qurbani Appeal touched countless lives while spreading a message of love and hope in the community. With your generous support, we served 26,656 beneficiaries through Qurbani donation appeal.
Every year with your Qurbani donations we ensure that people living in the most difficult conditions can benefit from your support. As global hunger continues to rise, the number of people without adequate food to eat is increasing. Many families go weeks or months without meat, surviving only on basic staples.
This Dhul-Hijjah, donate your Qurbani to feed communities in need. Your Qurbani 2024 can make a lasting impact by filling stomachs and hearts with your compassion and kindness. Make your online Qurbani donation to AWF and support those in need this Eid al-Adha.
Embracing Hope: Fatima's Eid-Al-Adha with AWF
Fatima is a widow who has been struggling to support her children since her husband's passing, six years ago. With limited resources and no stable income, life has been a constant challenge for her. In the run-up to Eid last year, Fatima was worried that she wouldn’t be able to make the day festive for her children. Your Qurbani enabled us to provide meat and cooked meals to Fatima and her children on Eid. It brought them joy and renewed their hopes. Fatima was so grateful, praying for our teams and our donors. Her story demonstrates that your Qurbani donation means so much more than just meat for families in need.
What is Qurbani?
When it comes to offering Qurbani, it is important to learn what is Qurbani to fulfill this sunnah with its true spirit and essence. The literal meaning of Qurbani is ‘Sacrifice’. According to the Islamic reference, Muslims around the world sacrifice an animal reflecting the sacrifice made by Prophet Ibrahim (AS) when he was tested for his faith in Allah (SWT).
Qurbani is performed on the 10th, 11th and 12th of Dhul Hijjah. At AWF, we purchase livestock and transport them to poverty-stricken areas for sacrifice so that those most in need can benefit. We prioritise widows, female-headed households and orphaned children who would normally struggle with food poverty and are often alone without support. AWF ensures to follow Islamic practices and processes to deliver your Qurbani donation according to the Sunnah. For giving your online Qurbani donation, book now with Al-Wahab Foundation!
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Who has to Give Qurbani?
Muslims around the world usually look for the answer to who has to give Qurbani. The majority of scholars agree that Qurbani is a sunnah mu’akkadah (highly recommended) or wajib (obligatory) for every sane Muslim who can afford it. It is separate from Zakat or Sadaqah.
The animals that can be sacrificed as Qurbani are goats, sheep, cattle (cow, ox, buffalo), or camels. Animals that are offered must be healthy and free from disease. They must be cared for and treated with kindness and respect.
Book your Qurbani 2024 now for Eid Al-Adha and share the blessings with everyone.
How much is Qurbani Per Person?
This year on Eid al-Adha, you can make your Qurbani donation according to the following rates:
- Lamb – £100
- Goat – £130
- Whole Cow – £560
- Cow Share – £80
- Whole Camel – £1,050
- Camel Share – £150
Additionally, you can donate towards providing Cooked Food to those homeless and needy people who are unable to store sacrificial meat.
When is Qurbani 2024?
Eid al-Adha 2024 is expected to fall on Sunday 16th June 2024. However, this date can vary according to the moon sighting. We advise you to book your Qurbani online as soon as possible to help us make arrangements in time.
Qurbani FAQs
Qurbani, also known as Eid al-Adha or the Festival of Sacrifice, is an important Islamic holiday observed by Muslims worldwide. It commemorates the willingness of Prophet Ibrahim (Abraham) to sacrifice his son as an act of obedience to God. Muslims perform the ritual slaughter of an animal (typically a goat, sheep, cow, or camel) during this time to honor Ibrahim’s sacrifice.
Qurbani is celebrated annually on the 10th, 11th, and 12th days of the Islamic month of Dhul Hijjah. The dates may vary depending on the sighting of the moon and the lunar calendar.
Qurbani is obligatory for adult Muslims who meet specific criteria, including being of sound mind and possessing the nisab (minimum amount of wealth).
The animals commonly used for Qurbani are goats, sheep, cows, and camels. These animals must meet certain age and health criteria to be eligible for sacrifice.
Yes, Qurbani can be performed collectively, and it is often organized by communities or through Islamic charities. Many people prefer to participate in collective Qurbani initiatives to ensure that the meat is distributed to those in need.
The meat from the Qurbani animal is typically divided into three equal parts: one part for personal consumption, one part for relatives and friends, and one part for the less fortunate and needy individuals. It is encouraged to distribute the meat among those who are less privileged.
Yes, it is permissible to perform Qurbani on behalf of someone else, such as a deceased family member or someone who is unable to carry out the sacrifice themselves.
Yes, there are specific guidelines for the slaughter of the animal. The animal should be healthy, free from any major defects, and of the required age. The slaughter should be performed by a skilled Muslim who follows the principles of Islamic slaughtering, including reciting the name of Allah at the time of sacrifice.
Yes, it is permissible to donate money to charitable organizations that conduct Qurbani on behalf of donors. This allows individuals to fulfill their obligation by supporting those in need who may not have the means to perform Qurbani themselves.
Non-Muslims are not obligated to perform Qurbani, as it is a religious obligation for Muslims.
When selecting an animal for Qurbani, it should meet certain criteria. The animal should be healthy, free from any disabilities or diseases that may render its meat unfit for consumption. Additionally, it should meet the minimum age requirement, which varies for different animals (e.g., one year for goats and sheep, two years for cows). It is also recommended to choose an animal that is well-fed and in good condition.
Yes, it is permissible for an individual to perform multiple Qurbanis, either by sacrificing multiple animals or by participating in collective Qurbani initiatives.
Qurbani should be performed after the Eid prayer and sermon on the 10th, 11th, or 12th day of Dhul Hijjah.
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