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Your Qurbani lets you share Eid ul-Adha with those in need worldwide.
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Syrian refugee families receiving Qurbani meat distribution during Eid sacrifice

Syrian Refugees Qurbani

Donate your Qurbani to Syrian refugee families for £300 for a sheep or goat for those most in need.
Ugandan families receiving Qurbani meat during charitable distribution event

Uganda Qurbani

Donate your Qurbani to Uganda families for £40 for one share (1/7) of a cow for those most in need.
Sri Lankan community members benefiting from Qurbani charitable meat distribution

Sri Lanka Qurbani

Donate your Qurbani to Sri Lanka families for £62 for one share (1/7) of a cow for those most in.
Palestinian families receiving Qurbani meat distribution during charitable program

Palestine Qurbani

Donate your Qurbani to Palestine families for £225 for a sheep or goat for those most in need.
Community members receiving Qurbani assistance in Malawi village setting

Malawi Qurbani

Donate your Qurbani to Malawi families for £50 for a sheep for those most in need.
Qurbani livestock or meat distribution taking place in Pakistan community

Pakistan Qurbani

Donate your Qurbani to Pakistan families for £60 for one share (1/7) of a cow for those most in need.
Kashmiri community receiving humanitarian assistance or participating in relief program

Kashmir Qurbani

Donate your Qurbani to Kashmir families, starting from £75 for one share (1/7) of a cow.
Qurbani meat distribution to families in need in Sudan

Sudan Qurbani

Donate your Qurbani to Sudan families for £111 for one share (1/7) of a cow for those most in need.
Gambian families benefiting from charitable food distribution or aid program

Gambia Qurbani

Donate your Qurbani to Gambia families, starting from £75 for one share (1/7) of a cow.
Yemeni families receiving Qurbani meat aid during humanitarian crisis relief

Yemen Qurbani

Donate your Qurbani to Yemen families for £100 for a sheep or goat for those most in need.
Qurbani livestock or meat distribution program in Tanzania village

Tanzania Qurbani

Donate your Qurbani to Tanzania families for £60 for a sheep for those most in need.
Bangladeshi community members receiving aid or participating in humanitarian program

Bangladesh Qurbani

Donate your Qurbani to Bangladesh families, starting from £66 for one share (1/7) of a cow.
Families receiving Qurbani meat distribution in Lebanon during humanitarian aid program

Lebanon Qurbani

Donate your Qurbani to Lebanon families for £300 for a sheep or goat for those most in need.
Rohingya refugees receiving Qurbani meat during humanitarian relief efforts

Rohingya Qurbani

Donate your Qurbani to Rohingya families for £65 for one share (1/7) of a cow for those most in need.

Qurbani FAQs

Confused about donating? Take a look at our frequently asked questions below.

Qurbani (Udhiyah) is the sacrifice offered during the days of Eid al-Adha, in remembrance of Prophet Ibrahim’s (AS) devotion to Allah. The meat is distributed to families in need.

Qurbani is a confirmed Sunnah (Sunnah Mu’akkadah) — strongly encouraged for every Muslim who can afford it, rather than an obligation, following the position of the major scholars.

During the days of Eid al-Adha: the 10th, 11th, 12th and 13th of Dhul-Hijjah.

The animal must be healthy, free from defects and of the required minimum age. A sheep or goat counts as one share; a cow or camel can be shared by up to seven people.

The cost varies by country and animal. See the current options on our Qurbani donation page and give in the country of your choice.

Giving Qurbani on behalf of a deceased loved one is widely regarded as a source of ongoing reward. We recommend confirming the details with a scholar you trust.

GHH performs your Qurbani in the country you choose and distributes fresh meat, on your behalf, to the families most in need.

Following the Sunnah of the Prophet, a single sheep or goat may be offered on behalf of a man and the members of his household.