Your Qurban, proven from pen to plate
Qurban, Adak and Aqiqa performed on your behalf for families in north-eastern Kenya and Somalia — vet-checked animals, proof of your batch with your name, and GPS-verified distribution.
An act of worship that feeds families who rarely eat meat
Every animal is vet-checked and counted against the partner or donor order it was bought for. Each batch is filmed or photographed at slaughter with the donors' names recited, and meat parcels are handed to families who scan their beneficiary card.
Our Udhiya & Offerings programme runs every Eid al-Adha in partnership with RİBAT İnsani Yardım Derneği, and year-round for Aqiqa and Adak.
Qurban / Udhiya
The sacrifice of Eid al-Adha, following the Sunnah of Prophet Ibrahim (AS). Meat is shared with families who rarely eat meat during the year.
Aqiqa
A sacrifice of gratitude for a newborn — two sheep or goats for a boy and one for a girl — with the meat given to families in need.
Adak / Nadhr
Fulfil a vow or offer a sacrifice of thanks. We perform it on your behalf and send you the same proof video as a Qurban.
Choose your share
One sheep or goat, or one-seventh of a cow or camel, counts as one Qurban. Prices include purchase, vet check, slaughter, packing, distribution and your proof video.
- Vet clearance & Sharia-compliant slaughter
- Order number on your receipt
- Proof video with your name recited
Four checkpoints between your order and a family's table
Every Qurban is tracked in our MIS. Each checkpoint creates evidence you can see — not just a thank-you email.
Vet clearance
Every animal is bought from a vetted supplier and examined by a veterinarian for age, health and Sharia-compliance before it enters the holding pen.
Counted by batch
Your order's animals are bought, counted and allocated at the hub, then grouped into delivery batches. Each batch is linked to your order, its health certificate and the donors it carries; cattle and camel shares carry all seven donors.
Slaughter proof
Each batch is slaughtered after the Eid prayer and a short, timestamped video or photo records the donors' names being recited — it is sent to you by WhatsApp and email.
Meat hand-off
Meat parcels are handed to registered families who scan their QR beneficiary card. Each hand-off is logged with GPS and a photo.
What you receive after Eid
Within 72 hours of slaughter you get a short video or photos on WhatsApp and by email: the batch your sacrifice was part of, your name recited, then the meat reaching families.
Qurban FAQ
Slaughter is supervised by our religious affairs officer, and every batch, video and hand-off is reconciled in our MIS before the season report is published.
See the 2026 season report
“Neither their meat nor their blood reaches Allah, but what reaches Him is your piety.” — Qur'an 22:37