Qurbani Donation Online 2023
Fulfill your Qurbani obligation with Human Concern International and uplift the spirit of families and children on the joyous day of Eid Al-Adha.
Follow the footsteps of the Prophets for as little as $60. Give your Qurbani now!
Group A
$60Somalia, India, Pakistan
Group B
$175Yemen, Burundi, Afghanistan, Bangladesh
Group C
$250Lebanon, Guyana, Syria, Bosnia
Group D
$325Tunisia, Uyghur, Morocco
Group E
$395Palestine
Time is of the Essence, Qurbani 2023
Allah All Mighty says in the Holy Quran: “In the bounty of Allah and in His mercy: therein let them rejoice.” (Yunus 10:58).
This month blessed month you have a unique opportunity to invite families from regions in crisis to your celebration, transforming their Eid from ruins to rejoice.
The act of bringing a smile to the faces of our brothers and sisters is worth the weight of mountains.
And all it takes is $60.
Dhul Hijjah and Eid ul Adha are almost here. Families from Yemen, Syria, and Gaza are knocking at your door. They want to celebrate Eid with you.
Will you answer?
Children will experience the joy of picking new outfits, tasting the sweetness of candy, and savouring the tenderness of the meat.
Don’t limit yourself to only giving your Qurbani — that extra little donation is the difference between a meal and a celebration.
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To ensure that all those in need in a particular region are looked after on Eid, we distribute the Udhiya in accordance with the needs of each region throughout the continent.
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The Prophet (saw) said, ‘The first thing we will do on this day of ours, is to offer the (Eid) prayer and then return to make the sacrifice. Whoever does so, he acted according to our Sunnah…’ (Bukhari)
So, is it only a Sunnah and not a fard?
The Hanafi school states that any adult, sane Muslim who possesses the minimum amount (the Nisab) must sacrifice and donate Qurbani. In short, if you are eligible to pay Zakat because you possessed more than the Nisab, you need to offer a sacrifice (Qurbani or Udhiya).
The Maliki and Hanbali schools state that the person responsible for the household can make the sacrifice or Udhiya or Qurbani on behalf of the members in their immediate household.
However, if you live in a household where more than one person possess more than the Nisab amount and pays their own Zakat, then the best and safest option is for all those who pay Zakat to offer their own sacrifice or Udhiya or Qurbani.
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If you cannot afford it (you don’t have more then the Nisab amount), then you are excused from making the sacrifice.
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The animals are treated gently and with care. Read our blog here to learn more about how animals are treated in the process.
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The slaughter will take place on one of the three days of Eid. If you pay for your Qurbani on the second or third day of Eid, the Udhiya will still be carried out on one of the days of Eid.
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‘The Prophet (saw) sacrificed for the one who could not sacrifice from his Ummah, one who bore witness to the Oneness of Allah and [his] Prophethood’. [Tabarani and Ahmad]
After fulfilling his personal obligation, the Prophet (saw) sacrificed an additional Udhiya/Qurbani in the name of the Muslims who could not afford to do so. Revive this forgotten Sunnah and provide more families and their children with a piece of joy on Eid ul Adha and to facilitate a day of celebration for them.
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- Sheep and goats at least one year in age (enough for one person’s Qurbani)
- Cows or buffalo at least two years in age (enough for seven people’s Qurbani)
- Camels of at least five years in age (enough for seven people’s Qurbani)
In addition, all animals must be healthy and free of disease, including the following conditions:
- They must not be blind, one-eyed or have lost a third (or more) of their sight
- They cannot be missing a third (or more) of their ear or tail, either through loss or since birth
- Their horn(s) cannot be broken off from their root
- They must not have a lame leg that is sufficiently weak that they are unable to walk on it
- They cannot be excessively thin or lean
- They must be able to walk themselves to the site of the slaughter
- They cannot be toothless, or missing over half their teeth
- There is no preference between male or female Qurbani animals.
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You can make your donation as early as you would like to. Do not delay your donation – it is better to be earlier than it is to be late! Nevertheless, you can make payments right up until the end of the second day after Eid (before Maghrib).
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The Prophet (saw) said, ‘When the ten days (of Dhul Hijjah) start, and one of you intends to sacrifice, then let him not cut his hair or his nails’. (Muslim)
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The meat is distributed freshly cut to families. The weight distributed per family depends on the size of the family.
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If you have missed Qurbani in a previous year, you can make it up this year by sacrificing an extra animal. Simply calculate how many years you’ve missed and you will know how many animals you need to sacrifice.
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No, as it’s logistically challenging to recite the names when the Qurbani is being carried out due to the large number of sacrifices and the requests we receive during the season. This is an intention that you make and Allah knows that you’re donating this Qurbani on behalf of your beloved one.
