Qurbani Donation Program: Donate Once, Earn Endless Deeds
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Qurbani 2024
Labbaik Allahumma Labbaik, Follow the Sunnah of Ibrahim (AS)
Qurbani 2024
Labbaik Allahumma Labbaik, Follow the Sunnah of Ibrahim (AS)
Eid Al-Adha 2024
Qurbani Donation
On this Dhul-Hijjah, helping in the form of qurbani donation, you can help provide food for a family living in poverty or impacted by natural disasters. Follow the example of Prophet Ibrahim (PBUH) and fulfil your obligation to share in the joy of Eid Al-Adha by feeding the hungry. By donating to the Alauddin Trust you can trust that your Qurbani will reach out to those who are in need and in need of assistance. Pay Qurbani Online and make a difference today.
Qurbani Appeals 2024
The Prophet (ﷺ) said:
“There is no act of man on the day of Nahr (Eid al-Adha) more beloved unto Allah than the sacrifice. And indeed, the sacrificed animal will appear on Qiyamat day with its horns, hooves and skin. And indeed, the blood of the sacrifice is accepted by Allah even before it touches the ground. So perform the sacrifice with a happy heart.”
– Ibni Maja, Tirmidhi
GIVE QURBANI,
FEED THOSE
IN NEED!
Your Qurbani donation will bring joy and nourishment to families who are hungry on this Eid Al-Adha across Pakistan in a country where the rate of poverty is on the rise at an alarming rate. The Qurbani process is scrutinised and conducted in conformity with the Sunnah and the best quality animals, and prioritising orphans, widows, and those who are vulnerable. Donate today and you will be able to feed people in need.
What is Qurbani?
Qurbani, meaning sacrifice, is an Islamic ritual performed during the month of Dhul Hijjah. Muslims around the world slaughter an animal, typically a goat, sheep, cow, or camel, to honor the Prophet Ibrahim’s willingness to sacrifice his son Ismail for God’s sake. In 2024, we are aiming to reach more people than ever before. Pay Qurbani Online and join us in this meaningful tradition.
After the sacrifice, the meat is distributed to those in need. Alauddin Trust ensures Qurbani meat is given to the most vulnerable. Donating Qurbani is highly recommended by most scholars and is obligatory in the Hanafi school for every financially able Muslim. Specific rules govern the type of animal, its health, and the manner of sacrifice.
By donating to Alauddin Trust, you help disadvantaged communities in 28 countries enjoy Eid, often providing the only meat they consume all year. You can easily Pay Qurbani online using our Qurbani calculator. Prices vary based on local costs.
Allah (SWT) says in the Holy Qur’an: “So turn in prayer towards your Lord and sacrifice.” (Qur’an 108:2)
Qurbani Donation
Throughout our lives, we make sacrifices for friends, family, and neighbors. By sacrificing for those in need, we offer crucial support and hope. Currently, 1 in 9 people worldwide suffer from chronic hunger. Giving Qurbani can feed a family in need this Eid. Pay Qurbani Online and make a meaningful impact.
The first ten days of Dhul Hijjah are the most sacred, loved by Allah (SWT). Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him) said:
“There are no days on which righteous deeds are more beloved to Allah than these 10 days.” (Hadith | Sahih al-Bukhari)
Who is Eligible for Qurbani?
Alauddin Trust uses a scoring system to select Qurbani recipients, focusing on families with:
- Incomes below the minimum for their country
- Female heads of households
- Disabled or elderly members
- Children under 5 years old
- Pregnant or breastfeeding women
- Limited or no market access
- Our teams conduct thorough assessments to ensure the most vulnerable are reached.
Who Must Give Qurbani?
According to most Muslims, Qurbani is highly recommended, and in the Hanafi school, it is obligatory for every sane adult Muslim with sufficient wealth. Generally, those eligible to pay zakat are required to give Qurbani.
When is Qurbani 2024 Performed?
Qurbani is performed after the Eid Salah from the 10th to the 13th of Dhul Hijjah. Scholars differ on whether it should be done over three or four days. Alauddin Trust performs Qurbani within three days but may extend to the fourth day where accepted locally. Animals are pre-purchased to ensure timely sacrifice. To participate, you can Pay Qurbani Online conveniently.
Pay Qurbani Online This Eid 2024
Eid al-Adha, also known as Qurbani Eid, follows the annual Hajj pilgrimage and lasts 2 to 4 days, depending on the country. The sacrifice is carried out after Eid prayers. You can also Pay Qurbani Online This Eid 2024.
Qurbani Costs and Quality
Alauddin Trust adheres to high standards for selecting sacrificial animals, considering health, weight, and age to provide the best quality meat. Transporting meat to remote areas incurs higher costs, affecting Qurbani prices. Conflicts or disasters can also increase costs.
Give Multiple Qurbani
You may give more than one Qurbani. The Prophet (peace be upon him) performed multiple Qurbanis for himself and the Ummah.
Qurbani Impact
Last year, your donations helped Alauddin Trust provide quality meat to over 1 million people in multiple countries, including Bangladesh, Afghanistan, and Syria. We ensure the best quality meat, sacrificed according to Prophetic tradition, supporting local economies and providing a crucial source of protein. You can continue to support our cause by Pay Qurbani Online today.
As we remember Prophet Ibrahim’s dedication, make your sacrifice with Alauddin Trust and support a family in need. This Qurbani Eid, pay qurbani online with Alauddin Trust and help those in need.
How We Deliver Your Qurbani
We recognize the importance of sourcing high-quality products from hard-working farmers. We collaborate closely with our partners to ensure that Qurbani animals are bred in a healthy way and in accordance with Qurbani rules.
Our team on the ground will make sure that every family in need receives an energising meal during this Qurbani Eid with their share of the Qurbani donation. We make use of your donations to choose the best animals for Qurbani and perform the sacrifice for you. We ensure that the Qurbani is performed in the month of Eid and that fresh meat is distributed as quickly as possible to ensure that the less fortunate can enjoy the benefits of Eid. Small animals count as a share. A large animal is counted as seven shares.
Deadlines for Qurbani donations are subject to quotas being fulfilled.
Cheques, postal orders, bank transfers, along with the information about your Qurbani are due by the 15th of June, 2024 on a Saturday. Personal information including a contact phone number, must be provided.
When making a transfer to a bank make sure you include a reference, such as an address, or Donor ID.
Please also email info@alauddintrust.com or call us on (+44) 01213922444 with the details of your donation. If we do not receive any information within two working days of completing the transfer, One Nation will receive it according to the closest Qurbani price. In the event that it is not received the contribution will be acknowledged as a 'Sadaqah.'
When you place the order and make the payment, a receipt along with the Qurbani numbers will then be assigned and distributed to the person who placed the order or donation who is the person on whose behalf the Qurbani is scheduled to be conducted.
If an animal of significant size is chosen for the benefit of several (up of seven) the intention of the donors should be shared by all but the names and contact information of only one individual need to be given at the when placing the order.
The total amount for each animal/share is rounded off to the closest round figure, taking into account the fluctuating rates of conversion and other expenses. Any excess amounts (if there is any) are used to fund any other expenses related to Qurbani or for another cause that is charitable. One Nation and its ground staff will be the representatives of donors in the purchase, planning, and execution of the Qurbani and finally dispersing the meat.
Healthy and moderately sized animals are bought to be used for Qurbani considering the Shari'ah's requirements regarding the presence of defects and age-related restrictions.
The Qurbani will be performed over the course of three days during Qurbani. Meat is cut up and given through One Nation staff to families in poor and deprived areas.
In the event of an issue that is unexpectedly arising from buying the animals or running Qurbani, One Nation will notify the donors. Qurbani, we will notify the donors prior to or during the day of Qurbani.
Every effort will be made to implement Qurbanis in the chosen country However, in the event of any issues that arise, Qurbanis may be carried out within a similar cost area and any donor will be informed prior to or following the Qurbani is completed.
The Qurbani's skins and other products that aren't consumed will be given to the poor or be sold to businesses and the proceeds from such an instance will be put to the cause of charity through One Nation.
In the weeks leading up to Eid, donors can look on the website to see when the Qurbani of their country has been completed.
Qurbani (also called Udhiya and often called the Sunnah of Ibrahim) is the most important Islamic practice of offering a sacrifice to an animal that is grazing during the celebration of Eid ul-Adha. The festival is celebrated between the 16th and 20th June of the month Dhul Hijjah, the last month of the Islamic calendar.
Qurbani is a vital way to keep in mind and help the most vulnerable people in our communities, making sure they are not ostracised from celebrations that are community-wide. By sacrificing an animal during the Eid ul-Adha festivities, Qurbani brings the entire Ummah together since the meat is given to the poor and needy families. When you make a Qurbani donation you fulfil the obligation of a religion and assist the most vulnerable.
Make your Qurbani donation through Alauddin Trust for just £85 per cow share.
For those who are able, they are advised to adhere to the Sunnah and offer the Prophetic Qurbani and the sacrifice of their own. The Prophet Muhammad used to sacrifice two animals each year, one in the name of himself and the second for his Ummah.
The extra sacrifice could be made available to the most vulnerable in the same way as Zakat al-Fitr is offered at the close of Ramadan in order that the most disadvantaged communities can enjoy a nutritious full and nutritious meal that is filled with fresh meat during the days of Eid al-Adha.
On the basis of Kathir bin Abdullah It is reported that Prophet Muhammad stated, “Whoever revives a Sunnah of mine that dies out after I am gone, he will have a reward equivalent to that of those among the people who act upon it, without that detracting from their reward in the slightest.” (Ibn Majah)
You can make a bigger impact through your Qurbani contribution this year by giving in a Prophetic way.
Frequently Asked Questions
Recipients are chosen based on need, using criteria such as income, household headship, disabilities, and market access.
No, it is not necessary to pronounce their names at the time of sacrifice.
We distribute fresh Qurbani meat locally and chilled meat in countries where fresh meat is cost-prohibitive.
Alauddin Trust's country offices purchase and slaughter animals locally. In case of supply issues, animals are sourced and slaughtered abroad, then shipped to the affected countries, all according to Islamic guidelines.
Our Qurbani efforts are part of an overall seasonal program. We aim to help the same people continuously to improve their lives significantly.
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