Qurbani (sacrifice) is a sacred act of worship in Islam performed to seek Allah’s pleasure and mercy. Beyond the annual Eid, voluntary (nafile) qurbani, adak, gratitude (shukr), healing (shifa), and aqiqah can be offered throughout the year to share fresh meat with families in need.

Voluntary qurbani (Nafile, Adak, Shifa, Shukr, Aqiqah) can be given at any time of the year whenever you wish to offer an adak, seek healing, celebrate a newborn, or give charity. Our field partners process and distribute your qurbani promptly upon donation.

Yes. You can give qurbani on behalf of a deceased loved one, a family member, or as a gift. We offer specific campaign types for this, including Qurbani for the Deceased and Qurbani on Your Behalf.

General voluntary (nafile) qurbani is offered to draw closer to Allah at any time. Aqiqah is specifically offered to celebrate and give thanks for the birth of a child. Both involve a sacrifice, but they fulfill different personal intentions.

After your qurbani is performed, you will receive a confirmation that includes photos, videos, and a delivery report from our field partners. We prioritize transparency so you can see exactly where your qurbani went.

Our qurbani campaigns use sheep, goats, and cattle depending on the region and campaign type. All animals meet Islamic requirements for sacrifice. The Large Animal (Cattle) option allows for a bigger sacrifice that benefits more families.

Absolutely. All payments are processed through Stripe, which uses bank-level 256-bit SSL encryption. Your financial data is never stored on our servers. You can donate with confidence knowing your information is fully protected.