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Offer Qurbani for them abroad & Order Qurbani for you in the UK 

“…Once they are offered for sacrifice, you shall eat therefrom and feed the poor and the needy…” [Qur'an 22:36]

This Eid Al-Adha share the joy of Qurbani, fulfil the commandment of Allah and gain the reward of feeding the most needy as well as eating from it yourself! 

Offer Qurbani for them: 

For our survivor's, enjoying Qurbani was once an integral part of their Eid celebrations. However, this has all changed. Normality has been removed and they now live under oppression. The homes that once had succulent meat and family gathered in them are long gone, and have been replaced with tents in refugee camps, far from their homes and away from their families.  

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Order Qurbani for you: 

As the sacred month of Dhul Hijjah approaches, Human Aid & Advocacy has partnered with a local provider to make Qurbani easy for you. Now, when you offer Qurbani to our survivors, you can also order one for yourself that will be delivered straight to your door - at the click of a button! A whole sheep will cost £299


Qurbani abroad FAQs 

1.  What is Qurbani?  

Qurbani is the act of sacrificing a livestock animal, usually a goat or sheep. It takes place after Eid Al-Adha prayers, marking the conclusion of Hajj.  

Qurbani commemorates the sacrifice that Ibrahim (‘Alayhis-salam) was prepared to make for Allah as a test of his faith. In honour of this, Muslims sacrifice animals as an act of worship to Allah. 

2.  Is Qurbani Obligatory? 

Irrespective of whether it is obligatory or not, there is no doubt that all Muslims unanimously agree that it is a strongly established Sunnah that people should practice especially as it is a symbol of Islam. Some scholars believe that due to its importance it becomes an obligation if one can afford an animal to sacrifice. Imam Abu Hanifah and his school of thought adopt such view. It is also one of the views of Imam Ahmad ibn Hanbal. 

It was narrated from al-Baraa’ ibn ‘Aazib (may Allaah be pleased with him) that the Prophet (peace and blessings of Allaah be upon him) said: “Whoever offers a sacrifice after the prayer has completed his rituals (of Eid) and has followed the way of the Muslims.” Sahih Al-Bukhaari 

3.  Can I give Qurbani in someone else’s name? 

Yes, this is permissible. However, if they are not a family member you must still offer one for your household. 

4.  Can I sacrifice on behalf of my family? 

Most scholars including Malik, al-Shaf’ii, and Ahmad have agreed that one sacrifice is sufficient on behalf of all the members of a household, no matter how many of them there are.  

“Ata’ ibn Yasar said,“I asked Abu Ayyub, “How was the sacrifice conducted at the time of the Messenger of Allah (peace and blessings of Allaah be upon him)?” He said, “A man would offer a sheep on behalf of him self and the members of his family, and they would eat some and feed others with some.” - Tirmidhi 

5.  When should we give money for Qurbani? 

Ideally as soon as possible, our deadline for the last Qurbani donations will be the “night before Eid at 10pm” this is to ensure that we can fulfil the Qurbani from our overseas partners. Some countries may be cut off for donations sooner due to fulfilment.  

6.  When do the animals get sacrificed?  

The days when the sacrificed may be offered are four: the day of Eid after the prayer, and the three days after that. 

At Human Aid &Advocacy, we ensure that all Qurbanis are done within the first 3 days. Donors will be notified via text when their Qurbani has been completed. 

7.  Who Received the Qurbani meat after I offer my sacrifice? 

فَإِذَا وَجَبَتْ جُنُوبُهَا فَكُلُوا۟ مِنْهَا وَأَطْعِمُوا۟ ٱلْقَانِعَ وَٱلْمُعْتَرَّ ۚ(22: 36) 

“[…] Once they are offered for sacrifice, you shall eat therefrom and feed the poor and the needy. […]” Qur'an 22:36   

The Qurbani meat goes to the poor and needy families, allowing them to share their Eid with us. 


UK FAQs 

1. Who will carry out the Qurbani and prepare the meat? 

Your Qurbani order will be prepared by Tariq Halal Meat. 

2. Who will deliver your Qurbani? 

Tariq Halal Meat will use DPD as their logistics provider. 

3.  How will the meat be kept from spoiling? 

Each order will be packed in special insulated boxes with ice packs. 

4. When will the slaughtering take place? 

As Eid Al-Adha is not confirmed we will use the working date of Thursday 29th June 2023. The Qurbani slaughter will take place after the Eid Prayer at the start of Eid al-Adha. 

5. When will my order arrive? 

We will aim to dispatch your order on Friday & Saturday (30th June and 1st July). DPD will deliver to you the following day (orders dispatched on Friday will arrive on Saturday, orders dispatched on Saturday will arrive on Sunday) Insha'Allah.

6. How will I know when my order will be arriving? 

You will be provided with a booking reference upon the day of booking 

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