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This Eid Al-Adha, your service to others is in the sacrifice of Qurbani-a sacred tradition spanning back to the time of Prophet Ibrahim (PBUH).
In honouring this tradition, you are not only demonstrating your complete devotion to the Almighty Allah SWT, you are acting in service of the needy in their time of need.
This Eid Al-Adha, reap the blessings of service to those in need.
Imam Hussein Charity has a network of highly experienced teams across the regions in which we work that ensure your Qurbani is delivered with a sense of duty and care. We source healthy cattle local to the families we serve, and ensure that slaughters are humane, Sharia compliant, ethically-sourced and distributed to those most in need.
We also ensure that we keep our costs low and pass on these savings to our donors, who are able to fulfil Qurbani sacrifices economically. In order to achieve this, we purchase cattle in advance and utlilise local connections with trusted suppliers to secure savings in cost. For this reason, Imam Hussein Charity is one of the most cost-effective options for Qurbani on the market.
The most vulnerable and in need families our teams identify across our areas of operation will receive several kilograms of high quality, fresh and nutritious meat (dependent on location, family size and availability).
Imam Hussein Charity distributes Qurbani meat across:
You can give your Qurbani until noon on the day of Eid Al-Adha.
Frequently Asked Questions
Qurbani, also known as Udhiya, is the sacrifice of an animal during Eid al-Adha to commemorate the devotion of Prophet Ibrahim (AS). In Islam, it is a highly recommended (mustahabb) act that brings immense spiritual reward and helps support those in need.
According to most Shia scholars, Qurbani is not obligatory (wajib) but strongly recommended (mustahabb) for those who can afford it. It is especially emphasised for the head of a household.
Qurbani should be carried out after the Eid prayer on the 10th of Dhul Hijjah and can be performed over the days of Eid al-Adha (10th–12th Dhul Hijjah). Imam Hussein Charity ensures all sacrifices are completed within the correct Islamic timeframe.
Qurbani is specifically the sacrifice of an animal. You can delegate the sacrifice to Imam Hussein Charity, who will perform it on your behalf and distribute the meat to those in need.
Yes, it is permissible to perform Qurbani in another country where the need is greater. Imam Hussein Charity carries out Qurbani in some of the world’s most vulnerable communities to maximise impact.
Qurbani is recommended for:
Even though it is not wajib, it is a highly encouraged act of worship.
The meat is distributed to vulnerable communities, including:
Imam Hussein Charity ensures fair and dignified distribution so families can benefit during Eid.
Yes, you should make the intention that the Qurbani is being performed قربۃً إلى الله (seeking closeness to Allah). When you donate through Imam Hussein Charity, they carry out the sacrifice on your behalf with the correct intention.
Yes, you can offer Qurbani on behalf of:
This is a recommended act and carries reward for both the giver and the recipient
Yes, Imam Hussein Charity provides confirmation once your Qurbani donation has been received to be completed on your behalf, giving you peace of mind that your obligation has been fulfilled correctly.
By donating your Qurbani through Imam Hussein Charity, you:
Make your Qurbani meaningful this Eid al-Adha. Donate through Imam Hussein Charity and help deliver food, dignity, and hope to families in need.
