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Donating Qurbani to Palestine has become more urgent than ever due to the region&#39;s escalating humanitarian crisis. The ongoing conflict, compounded by blockades and rising food prices, has left millions of Palestinians facing severe food insecurity and deprivation.​

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According to the United Nation&#39;s World Food Programme, there are at least 14,000 who are severely malnourished. &nbsp;

In Deir al-Balah, the Eids are among hundreds of thousands sheltering in squalid tent camps. The local bakeries shut down for five days this week. The price of a bag of bread climbed above $13 by Wednesday, as bread and flour vanished from shelves before more supplies arrived.

Crowds of hundreds wait hours to get food from charities, which are also struggling. Aid agencies report that Palestinians are suffering from severe malnutrition and starvation due to the ongoing Israeli blockade.

Mariam al-Najjar and her mother-in-law cooked peas and carrots in a tent camp, providing the sole meal for their 11 family members, including six children, on Friday. Among Palestinians, &ldquo;Fridays are sacred,&rdquo; a day for large family meals of meat, stuffed vegetables or other rich traditional dishes, al-Najjar said.

&ldquo;Now we eat peas and rice,&rdquo; she said. &ldquo;We never ate canned peas before the war. Only in this war that has destroyed our lives.&rdquo;

Around 2.3 million Palestinians in Gaza rely on canned vegetables, rice, pasta, and lentils, with meat, milk, cheese, fruit, bread, and eggs scarce due to high market prices. &ldquo;We can&rsquo;t get anything that provides any protein or nutrients,&rdquo; al-Najjar said.

When meat became unavailable, she got canned sardines. Those are gone. They used to receive cartons of milk from the U.N. That ended weeks ago. Once a week, she used to buy tomatoes to give her children a salad. Now she can&rsquo;t afford tomatoes.

Now, they are on a routine of cans of beans or peas and carrots, she said. When they can&rsquo;t find that, they get lentils or pasta from a charity kitchen. If she finds bread or sugar, she gives her kids bread dunked in tea to stave off their hunger, she said.

&ldquo;I&rsquo;m afraid my son&rsquo;s children will die of hunger,&rdquo; said Mariam&rsquo;s mother-in-law Sumaya al-Najjar. The 61-year-old said she and her husband have cancer; she has stopped taking her medication because its unobtainable, and her husband is being treated in a hospital.

Mariam worries how she&rsquo;ll feed her children when what&rsquo;s left in Gaza runs out.

&ldquo;Maybe we&rsquo;ll eat sand,&rdquo; she said.

<h1>Why Gaza Needs Your Qurbani This Year</h1>

<h2>1. Widespread Hunger and Food Scarcity Scale</h2>

Over 2.3 million Palestinians in Gaza are struggling to survive on dwindling resources. Essential nutritious items like meat, milk, and fruits have vanished from the markets, leaving families subsisting on canned vegetables, rice, lentils, and scarce bread. The blockade, following the collapse of a ceasefire in March 2025, has halted the delivery of food, fuel, and medical supplies, exacerbating the crisis.​

Palestinians in Gaza are on the brink of starvation- Unicef&rsquo;s James Elder tells Channel 4 that the &lsquo;entire child population is at risk of malnutrition&rsquo; in Gaza, saying he has &lsquo;never heard the level of despair and despondency.&rsquo;

Food security experts warn Gaza is at critical risk of famine if Israel does not end its blockade.

As the number of people killed in Gaza since 7 October 2023 has reached 53,339, with 121,034 others wounded, according to the Palestinian health ministry and as Gaza&rsquo;s government media office warns of widespread famine among Gaza&#39;s population.

<h2>2. Tuff livestock equipment prices</h2>

The cost of purchasing meat for the Eid ritual this year varies between $500 and $900. However, participation rates are significantly lower than previous years due to the high prices and the difficult economic situation. Many residents are unable to afford livestock for sacrifice, and merchants are concerned about potential financial losses due to weak customer demand.​

<h2>3. Limited Local Meat Supply</h2>

Due to the ongoing war and political instability, local farms in Gaza are producing a fraction of their usual output. Markets are nearly empty, and any remaining goods are unaffordable for most residents. Charity kitchens, the last food lifeline for many, are on the verge of shutting down due to supply shortages.​

<h2>4. International Organizations Movement</h2>

Organizations like Alkhidmat Foundation are stepping in to provide Qurbani meat to Gaza. Due to the ongoing war, they are procuring and sacrificing animals in Egypt, then immediately freezing and transporting the meat to Gaza in refrigerated trucks. This ensures that the meat reaches Gaza and is distributed within 4-8 days after slaughter, despite the challenges posed by the blockade.​

<h1>How Kids Are Getting Sick Because of Poor Nutrition</h1>

&nbsp;&ldquo;Children need the food pyramid for their development,&rdquo; Abu Teir, head of the Therapeutic Feeding department said: meat, eggs, fish and dairy for their growth, fruits and vegetables to build their immune systems. &ldquo;These do not exist in Gaza,&rdquo; he said.

He said a 1-year-old child weighing 10 kilos (22 pounds) needs about 700 calories a day.

The four cans of peas and carrots in the al-Najjars&rsquo; Friday meal totaled about 1,000 calories, according to label information &mdash; not counting the rice they also ate &ndash; split among 11 people, including six children between the ages of 6 and 14. &nbsp;

&ldquo;I dream of eating a tomato,&rdquo; said Khalil al-Faqawi, standing in front of the empty stalls.

He said he has nine people to feed. &ldquo;The children ask for meat, for chicken, for a cookie. We can&rsquo;t provide it,&rdquo; he said. &ldquo;Forget about meat. We&rsquo;ve got lentils. Thank you very much. What happens when the lentils run out?&rdquo;

<h1>Deprived of the Joy of the Eid in Gaza</h1>

Last year Alkhidmat foundation distributed qurbani meat as nutritious meal parcels to thousands of people in Gaza amid unimaginable sufferings and hunger.

For the Eids, hunger is the daily routine

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For months, Yasmin and her family have gone to bed hungry.

&ldquo;Everything has increased in price, and we cannot buy anything,&rdquo; she said. &ldquo;We always go to sleep without having dinner.&rdquo;

She misses coffee, but a single packet of Nescafe goes for around $1.30. A kilogram (2 pounds) of onions goes for $10, a medium bottle of cooking oil for $15 &mdash; if available. Meat and chicken all but vanished from the markets months ago, but there are still some local vegetables. Such sums are astronomical in an impoverished territory where few people earn regular incomes.

<h1>How Do We send Qurbani Meat into Palestine?</h1>

Alkhidmat facilitates Qurbani distribution for displaced Palestinian families from Palestine residing in refugee camps and settlements across Cairo, Lebanon, Jordan (Amman), and the West Bank (including Al-Quds). Tin packed provides Qurbani meat in hygienic, long-shelf-life tins for Gazan families in Cairo refugee camps, making storage and distribution more efficient.

<h1>Uplift the Families in Need and Give their Share This Eid</h1>

Your Qurbani donation can provide much-needed relief to families in Gaza. By contributing, you can help ensure that they receive nutritious meat during Eid al-Adha, offering them a semblance of normalcy and hope amidst the ongoing crisis.​ Your Qurbani donation is not just a ritual; it&#39;s a lifeline for families enduring unimaginable hardships.​

To donate, you can visit Alkhidmat Foundation which is actively facilitating Qurbani donations for Palestine. The&nbsp;organization&nbsp;has&nbsp;established channels to ensure that your contributions reach those in need efficiently and effectively.​&nbsp;

Why Donating Qurbani in Palestine is More Urgent Than Ever

On Eid al-Adha (Eid Qurban), numerous NGOs are on the ground distributing Qurbani meat as part of their efforts to help the needy, as per Islamic sacrifice and charity traditions.

In Pakistan, the Alkhidmat Foundation is a household name famous for their decades old humanitarian service in health care, disaster relief, education, and orphan care. Thousands of people trust Alkhidmat Foundation with their Qurbani (sacrificial animal donation) due to their unmatched honesty and efficiency.

The Alkhidmat Foundation is a non-governmental, non-profit organization with its headquarters in Pakistan that provides a range of humanitarian services both locally and occasionally beyond. It is renowned for its contributions to disaster relief, education, health care, orphan care, clean water access, and community development. Alkhidmat is based on Islamic principles and volunteerism and works to serve humanity without bias. The group usually mobilizes quickly to provide both immediate and ongoing aid during emergencies and natural disasters. Its operations are mostly supported by donations and volunteers, and it has built a reputation for being transparent and efficient in providing services.

<h1>What Qurbani Means for People Who Need Help</h1>

In Pakistan, the practice of eid ritual animal sacrifice, qurbani, is religious and cultural in nature. It shows respect to Prophet Ibrahim&#39;s (AS) readiness to sacrifice his son at Allah&#39;s command. Qurbani is a common act of charity and devotion in Pakistan, where meat is shared with the poor, neighbors, and relatives. The ritual has the effect of ensuring that marginalized groups get food during the holiday period, thereby promoting communal relations. It also serves to represent the virtues of sacrifice, compassion, and generosity which form part of Islamic teachings.

<h1>How Alkhidmat Ensures Your Qurbani Is Fully Transparent and Ethical</h1>

&nbsp;Here&rsquo;s why Alkhidmat is the go to foundation for so many:

<h2>1. Collection of Qurbani Donations</h2>

NGOs accept monetary donations from individuals who wish to perform Qurbani. These donations are used to purchase livestock (like goats, cows, or sheep) for sacrifice.

&ldquo;Alkhidmat handles the entire Qurbani process &mdash; from purchase to distribution.&rdquo;

<h3>Meat is distributed to:</h3>

Aghosh Homes for Orphans- All over Pakistan, Alkhidmat runs Aghosh Centers which are homes for orphaned children. To celebrate Eid, these centers receive high priority meat consignments during the Qurbani period so that these children can truly enjoy Eid.

Support for Widows- Many widows supported by Alkhidmat receive monthly aid or are part of family sponsorship programs. Qurbani meat is delivered directly to them, often in areas where women are the sole breadwinners.

Disaster &amp; Flood Relief Camps- Internally displaced families and disaster survivors living in temporary shelters are also served. Alkhidmat ensures these vulnerable groups are not forgotten during Eid.

This distribution brings joy, dignity, and nourishment to people who are often overlooked &mdash; making your Qurbani both a religious duty fulfilled and a lifeline for someone in need.

<h2>2. Organized Slaughtering with Shariah&nbsp; Compliance</h2>

The animals are slaughtered according to Islamic law, frequently in areas with a high rate of poverty and a shortage of meat.&nbsp; NGOs frequently collaborate with nearby farms or butchers to guarantee halal and ethical standards.

<h2>3. Meat Distribution</h2>

Alkhidmat deliver meat in remote or war-torn regions, where access to nutritious food is limited. The sacrificed meat is packaged hygienically and divided into portions. It is then distributed directly to impoverished families, refugees, or disaster-affected communities who otherwise cannot afford meat.

Selecting a trustworthy organization ensures that your charity has a real impact by preventing fraud and financial mismanagement.

<h2>4. Global Outreach</h2>

Numerous nations, including Pakistan, Somalia, Yemen, and Syria, are the sites of Qurbani campaigns run by well-known international NGOs (such as Alkhidmat, Islamic Relief, Penny Appeal, or Muslim Aid). They prioritize regions with high hunger or conflict. People in wealthier countries can donate Qurbani to be performed in less developed countries, maximizing impact and fulfilling the humanitarian aspect.

<h2>5. Transparency and Reporting</h2>

Alkhidmat often provide donors with reports or photos of the Qurbani distribution to ensure transparency and build trust. This system ensures that the spirit of Eid &mdash; compassion, sharing, and supporting the needy &mdash; reaches even the most underserved areas.

<h1>The Alkhidmat Foundation&#39;s Dedication to Ethical Qurbani&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; &nbsp;</h1>

The Alkhidmat Foundation is recognized for its commitment to humanitarian principles rooted in Islam. Alkhidmat upholds a stringent ethical code for conducting Qurbani (sacrifice) during Eid-ul-Adha, ensuring that this religious obligation is fulfilled in a transparent, caring, and socially responsible manner. The following summarizes Alkhidmat&#39;s commitment to ethical Qurbani:&nbsp;&nbsp;

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	Alkhidmat adheres closely to Islamic guidelines when it comes to Qurbani, selecting animals based on age, health, and condition in line with Islamic standards.
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	<li>Shariah dictates the method of ritual slaughter, ensuring that the practice is conducted respectfully and in accordance with Islamic teachings.</li>
	<li>Meat is distributed to vulnerable populations, including widows, displaced individuals, and orphans.</li>
	<li>The primary aim of Alkhidmat in its Qurbani program is to eliminate hunger and promote social justice.</li>
	<li>The byproducts of the sacrificial process are managed responsibly.</li>
	<li>Sustainable practices are encouraged whenever possible to reduce the detrimental impact of extensive Qurbani activities on the environment.</li>
</ul>

<h1>How Alkhidmat Foundation Reaches Pakistan&#39;s Most Remote Areas</h1>

Due to its extensive network across Pakistan, the Alkhidmat Foundation can effectively connect with underserved and remote communities. Its robust grassroots presence, dedicated volunteers, and partnerships enable it to deliver prompt humanitarian assistance, healthcare, education, and disaster relief to even the most hard-to-reach areas in the country.

<h1>Common questions about the halal and Shariah-compliant Qurbani process</h1>

<h2>Why Qurbani with Alkhidmat Lasts Over 20 Years and Helps Millions</h2>

Alkhidmat Foundation has over two decades of experience in organizing large-scale Qurbani programs across Pakistan and abroad. Leveraging a vast volunteer network and logistical expertise, they ensure the timely, hygienic, and Shariah-compliant sacrifice of animals, distributing meat efficiently to millions of deserving families each year.

<h1>How Meat from Qurbani Reaches Families Fast and Fresh</h1>

Alkhidmat Foundation has been actively organizing Qurbani (sacrificial animal slaughter) drives across Pakistan, especially during Eid-ul-Adha, to distribute meat among underprivileged communities. Their well-organized and transparent efforts have earned them recognition and awards from various humanitarian and community organizations for their impactful service and commitment to social welfare.

<h1>How the Qurbani Program Reaches Thousands of Families Every Year</h1>

Alkhidmat Foundation has established strong partnerships with reputable local and international organizations to enhance the impact of its humanitarian initiatives. Through these collaborations, it successfully carries out large-scale projects, including the annual Qurbani (sacrificial animal) program, which reaches thousands of underprivileged families across Pakistan. By ensuring proper organization, hygiene, and equitable distribution, Alkhidmat maintains high standards in executing Qurbani at scale. Its consistent commitment to transparency, efficiency, and service has earned the organization numerous national and international awards and recognitions, further cementing its reputation as a trusted and effective humanitarian force.

<h1>Share the Blessings This Eid by Supporting Qurbani in Your Community</h1>

Thousands choose Alkhidmat for Qurbani every year due to its unwavering commitment to ethical practices, full transparency in operations, and dedication to reaching vulnerable communities. By performing Qurbani in a Shariah-compliant, hygienic, and respectful manner, and ensuring the meat is delivered to those most in need, Alkhidmat earns the trust of donors nationwide.

Alkhidmat&#39;s Qurbani Program provides an opportunity for people to contribute towards the sacrificial slaughter of animals during Eid al-Adha. The meat is then distributed to those who are less fortunate, allowing them to share in the blessings of this significant religious event. Contributions can be made to support this initiative, aiding in the delivery of food to communities in different areas.

Why Thousands Choose Alkhidmat for Qurbani in Pakistan Every Year

Qurbani is a powerful symbol of devotion, sacrifice, charity, and gratitude in Islam. It is a time for Muslims to come together, share their blessings, and remember the trials and sacrifices of Prophet Ibrahim. Through this ritual, they renew their commitment to Allah and express their willingness to live in accordance with His will, while also looking after the welfare of others in their community.

The sacrifice serves as an act of worship (Ibadah), demonstrating submission to Allah. It is a reminder of the importance of putting God&#39;s commands above personal desires and preferences. After the sacrifice, the meat is divided into three parts: one-third is given to the needy, one-third is shared with relatives and friends, and the remaining third is kept by the person performing the sacrifice. This aspect of Qurbani highlights the significance of sharing blessings with others and supporting those in need, especially during Eid.

Many reputable charities are expanding their reach to war-torn regions, refugee camps, and famine-affected areas, where meat is rarely consumed due to poverty. Qurbani honors the legacy of Prophet Ibrahim (AS), symbolizing devotion, sacrifice, and empathy for the less fortunate.

<h1>Understanding Qurbani: Why It&rsquo;s More Than Just an Animal Offer</h1>

<h2>Qurbani follows the Spirit of Sacrifice &nbsp;</h2>

The tradition honors Prophet Ibrahim&#39;s willingness to sacrifice his son, demonstrating submission to God&rsquo;s will. This act of sacrifice serves as a metaphor for giving up personal desires and comforts for the sake of others, fostering a deeper sense of empathy.

<h2>What Qurbani Teaches Us About Giving from the Heart</h2>

<h3>Raises Awareness of Poverty and Hunger</h3>

The distribution of meat&mdash;especially to those who seldom have access to it&mdash;highlights the stark economic inequalities in society. It sensitizes the donor to the daily struggles of the less fortunate, making them more mindful and motivated to support those in need throughout the year, not just during Eid. Many organizations source animals locally, supporting local farmers and butchers, creating jobs, and ensuring sustainability.

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<h2>What Qurbani Can Teach Us About Sharing in 2025</h2>

<h3>Teaches Humility and Gratitude</h3>

By directly engaging in the sacrifice and distribution process, individuals are reminded of the basic needs that others may lack. This can inspire a deeper sense of gratitude for one&rsquo;s own blessings and encourage continued charitable acts.

<h1>How Qurbani This Eid 2025 Is Changing Lives</h1>

<h2>How Alkhidmat&rsquo;s Qurbani donations help alleviate hunger and food insecurity in vulnerable communities in 2025</h2>

Qurbani donations play a crucial role in alleviating hunger and food insecurity in vulnerable communities, especially in 2025 when global economic instability, conflicts, and climate change continue to exacerbate poverty and food scarcity. Here&#39;s how these donations make a tangible impact:

<h3>Immediate Nutritional Support</h3>

Qurbani meat, often one of the only sources of protein for recipients, is distributed to families who rarely afford it. Meat provides essential nutrients like protein, iron, and vitamins that help combat malnutrition, particularly among children and pregnant women.

<h3>Targeting the Most Vulnerable</h3>

Priority to At-Risk Groups: Distributions often focus on the most food-insecure populations&mdash;refugees, internally displaced people, orphans, widows, and families living below the poverty line. Rural and Conflict Zones: NGOs and humanitarian agencies prioritize hard-to-reach areas where state support and food markets are limited or non-existent. &nbsp;

Provision of Meat: The primary impact of the Qurbani program is the distribution of meat to the poor, needy, and displaced people. This allows families who cannot afford meat to have access to it, particularly during Eid al-Adha, a time when Muslims traditionally sacrifice animals as an act of worship and charity.

Eid Celebrations: Many families in underprivileged communities might not have the means to celebrate Eid properly. Receiving Qurbani meat ensures they can partake in the communal joy of the festival, fostering a sense of inclusion and dignity.

<h2>The Impact of Qurbani on Local Farmers and Livestock Sellers</h2>

<h3>Boosting Local Economies</h3>

Livestock Sourcing: Animals are often purchased locally, injecting cash into the economies of rural farmers and herders. Temporary Employment: Slaughtering, packing, and distribution activities create short-term job opportunities during Eid al-Adha.

By purchasing animals locally, Alkhidmat can boost rural economies and support livestock farmers, especially in flood or drought-affected regions. In some regions, Alkhidmat may involve local community members in the process of Qurbani, such as butchering and packaging, which provides them with temporary employment opportunities, thus contributing to the local economy. &nbsp;

<h2>How Qurbani Helps Us Feel Closer to Others</h2>

<h3>Strengthening Community Solidarity</h3>

Faith-Based Giving: Qurbani promotes a culture of sharing, empathy, and collective responsibility within the global Muslim community. Global Distribution Networks: In 2025, with better logistics and technology, organizations can efficiently channel donations from affluent regions to underdeveloped areas. Through the large-scale distribution efforts, Alkhidmat promotes a sense of community where individuals from different socio-economic backgrounds are encouraged to participate in collective acts of kindness.

<h2>Turning Qurbani Into a Gift That Lasts Beyond Eid</h2>

<h3>Complementing Long-Term Food Programs</h3>

Bridging Gaps: Qurbani serves as a critical seasonal supplement to year-round food programs, especially in areas with seasonal food shortages. Data Collection &amp; Outreach: It offers NGOs a chance to assess needs on the ground, improve targeting, and build databases for long-term support planning. In 2024, total 1.9 million beneficiaries

The Qurbani (sacrifice) program by Alkhidmat aims to provide meat to underserved communities, helping alleviate hunger and poverty. Alkhidmat operates across Pakistan and also has a significant presence internationally. The foundation typically arranges Qurbani activities in urban and rural areas alike, focusing on both remote regions and densely populated cities.

<h2>Sustainable Community Development beyond Eid</h2>

While the immediate goal of Qurbani is to provide food relief, Alkhidmat often integrates this program with broader welfare efforts such as nutrition programs, health services, education, and livelihood support. This helps to ensure that the benefits of Qurbani are not just short-term, but also contribute to sustainable improvement in the lives of disadvantaged communities.

<h2>Making Qurbani More Kind and Respectful for Animals</h2>

<h3>Religious and Ethical Impact</h3>

The Qurbani program by Alkhidmat is a way to fulfill the religious obligations of Muslims during Eid al-Adha. By conducting the sacrifices in a humane and ethical manner, Alkhidmat ensures that the process adheres to the highest standards of animal welfare, in line with Islamic teachings. The foundation emphasizes the spiritual significance of Qurbani and its alignment with the values of charity, selflessness, and the ethical treatment of animals.

<h1>Volunteer and Donor Engagement</h1>

The Qurbani program fosters a strong sense of involvement among volunteers and donors. Thousands of individuals support the initiative by either donating funds for Qurbani or volunteering to help with distribution and logistics. This engagement further strengthens the network of charitable work and fosters a spirit of collective effort toward societal welfare.

<h1>Operational Scale and Coverage</h1>

Large Reach: Alkhidmat operates across Pakistan and also has a significant presence internationally. The foundation typically arranges Qurbani activities in urban and rural areas alike, focusing on both remote regions and densely populated cities.

Logistical Efficiency: In 2025,&nbsp;In some regions, security concerns or political instability can complicate the logistical aspects of distributing Qurbani meat. However, Alkhidmat&rsquo;s established presence and partnerships with local authorities often help navigate such issues.&nbsp;The foundation will likely build on its previous years&#39; experiences to enhance operational efficiency, ensuring timely distribution to beneficiaries across various locations. This includes arrangements for slaughter, transportation, and distribution, ensuring that there are minimal delays and that the meat reaches its destination while still fresh.

<h1>Qurbani 2024 impact of Alkhidmat Foundation</h1>

There are millions of underprivileged families in Pakistan who get a chance to eat meat only during Eid-ul-Adha. With donors&rsquo;support in 2024, Alkhidmat provided nutritious meat to 1,270,950 underprivileged Pakistanis, nutritious meat to 211,885 underprivileged families, sacrifice 56,77 animals, us sacrifice 1,675 goats, sacrifice 4,002 cows for deserving families.

<h1>Alkhidmat&rsquo;s Digital Platforms for Donations and Coordination</h1>

These approaches not only align with Islamic principles but also maximize the social and spiritual impact of Qurbani in a connected, digital world. Blockchain-based Qurbani platforms can ensure transparency and traceability of donations from selection to slaughter to distribution. Its cold-chain logistics powered by smart sensors help maintain meat quality during transportation to remote areas. Mobile apps and websites allow global Muslims to easily select animals, contribute to collective Qurbani, and track their sacrifice.

In 2025, Qurbani (or Udhiyah) donations continue to offer a powerful opportunity to make a meaningful difference in the lives of those in need, especially during Eid al-Adha. By donating Qurbani, you not only fulfill a sacred Islamic obligation but also provide vital food support to impoverished communities around the world.

How Your Qurbani 2025 Can Help Even More People in Need

Eid ul-Adha emphasizes faith, obedience, and compassion toward others. This year&#39;s Eid in Palestine, families will be living in stuffy tents on canned food following two years of terrible fighting. 
Traditional rituals, such as sacrificing animals and gathering for communal meals, have been disrupted due to food shortages, destroyed infrastructure, and ongoing security concerns. Hospitals are overwhelmed, and humanitarian aid remains limited, exacerbating the suffering. For many in Gaza, this Eid has become a solemn reminder of loss and resilience amid relentless war. &nbsp;

<h1>The Reality of Eid ul Adha in Gaza</h1>

During Eid al-Adha in Gaza, the human cost of the ongoing conflict has cast a deep shadow over what is typically a joyous and sacred occasion for Muslims. Instead of celebrations, many families are mourning loved ones lost in airstrikes or displaced by violence.

<h2>The Spirit of Sacrifice and Solidarity</h2>

The spirit of Eid ul-Adha, rooted in sacrifice, compassion, and solidarity, deeply resonates with the situation in Gaza. As Muslims commemorate the Prophet Ibrahim&rsquo;s willingness to sacrifice for a higher cause, the ongoing suffering in Gaza underscores the need for collective empathy, unity, and support for those enduring immense hardship. This sacred occasion calls on the global community to reflect not just on personal sacrifice, but on standing with the oppressed, extending aid, and embodying the values of justice, mercy, and shared humanity that Eid ul-Adha represents.

<h2>Hunger and Deprivation</h2>

Almost no meat or cattle is available in the neighborhood markets, and there is no money for holiday gifts or sweets. All that is left is violence, starvation, and unending suffering. Familes forced to eat canned food in camps. Access to meat is a pipe dream for war items. No end in sight to war, hunger, misery.

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<h2>Economic crisis dampens spirit of eid ul adha in Gaza &nbsp;</h2>

For many in Gaza, Eid ul-Adha this year is marked more by struggle and sorrow than celebration. The economic hardship not only affects their ability to observe the religious rituals but also dampens the communal spirit and joy that typically define the holiday.

<h1>Voices from Gaza</h1>

<blockquote>
Eid celebrations have been replaced by bombings and hunger, turning the three-day festival into a time of war.
</blockquote>

Ibrahim al-Kurdi, a father of five who once engaged his children in the rituals of Eid, now resides in a tent in Deir al-Balah. He recalls how, in previous years, his children would eagerly distribute meat to neighbors in need. This year, however, such traditions are distant memories as the community grapples with displacement and loss. Similarly, Jamila al-Habbash, a 30-year-old woman who lost her leg in a previous conflict, expresses the absence of joy that once characterized Eid. She laments the lack of Eid prayers and the inability to perform the sacrificial rites due to the destruction and closure of all crossings.

<h1>Displace Palestinians in despair need food and amenities</h1>

Several reputable humanitarian organizations are actively raising their voices and providing critical support to address the dire situation in Gaza. These organizations are working tirelessly to deliver aid and advocate for the rights and well-being of the Palestinian people.

These humanitarian organizations are actively working to provide aid and facilitate the performance of Qurbani in Gaza. Contributions can be made through various platforms dedicated to assisting those in need during this critical period. These organizations are not only providing essential aid but are also advocating for the rights and dignity of the Palestinian people in Gaza, calling for an end to the blockade, unrestricted access for humanitarian assistance, and the protection of civilians under international law.

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The siege on Gaza, which severely limits the flow of goods into the region, has further intensified the hardship for families trying to celebrate. Basic items necessary for festive preparations food, clothing, are often in short supply. The streets, which would once have been filled with vendors selling Eid treats and children running to visit family members, are often quiet all roads are covered with debris from destroyed buildings.&nbsp; Prevention of sacrificial animals entry into the enclave from all crossings, stopping Palestinians from performing sacrificial rituals as part of Eid al-Adha. &nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;

<h1>Alkhidmat&rsquo;s Qurbani in Gaza 2025: A Beacon of Hope in Darkness</h1>

Alkhidmat Foundation is on the ground, delivering life-saving aid and Qurbani meat to families who have lost everything. But time is running out. Standing with the people of Gaza is about affirming the value of every human life. No community should be left alone to endure such hardship without the compassion and action of the global community. &nbsp;In 2024, 100 sheep were sacrificed and distributed to families in Gaza and Al-Quds. 100 cows were sacrificed, and the meat was delivered to 2,000 Gaza refugee families residing in Cairo.

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<h2>Support families in Gaza through Eid &nbsp;</h2>

It&#39;s a time of spiritual reflection, generosity, and unity through the act of sacrifice and sharing. Muslims feel deep joy and gratitude during Eid ul Adha, honoring Prophet Ibrahim&#39;s devotion to Allah. Your support can lead to increased humanitarian assistance, legal accountability for violations of international law, and efforts to negotiate lasting peace and protection for civilians.

<h2>Make Your Qurbani Count: Deliver Meat to Gaza&rsquo;s Most Vulnerable</h2>

This Eid, your Qurbani is more than a ritual&mdash;it&#39;s a powerful act of compassion and solidarity. Donate now. Deliver relief. Defend dignity. Let your Qurbani reach where it matters most. Every moment counts. Every donation means: A child won&#39;t sleep hungry. A family will receive the blessing of fresh Qurbani meat. Hope will shine through the darkness of war.

<h2>Give before it&#39;s too late.</h2>

To donate, you can visit Alkhidmat Foundation which is actively facilitating Qurbani donations for Gaza. The organization has established channels to ensure that your contributions reach those in need efficiently and effectively.​

Eid Al-Adha marked with war and hunger for Palestinians in Gaza

&ldquo;It is neither their meat nor their blood that reaches Allah, but it is the piety from you that reaches Him.&rdquo; Surah Al-Hajj (22:37)

<h1>Spiritual Significance of Qurbani</h1>

Eid-ul-Adha commemorates the moment when Hazrat Ibrahim (AS) silenced his heart in sacrifice as he placed his beloved son before Allah, without any hesitation on His commandment. It reminds us of a powerful concept, that it is not about what we give from our hands, but rather what we give with our hearts.

<h2>Qurbani in the way of Allah</h2>

Whilst Allah is As-Samad &ldquo;The Independent One&rdquo;, it is not necessarily a sacrifice that He needs, but a sacrifice that we need, to purify our hearts from our worldly desires and to draw closer in spirit to our Master. True Qurbani Fi Sabeel Lillah (فِي سَبِيلِ ٱللَّٰهِ)&mdash;in the cause of Allah&mdash;is not about show or cultural tradition. It is a sacred obligation, a heartfelt expression of devotion where the love of Allah is placed above all else. Its beauty lies not in the act itself, but in the sincerity of the heart that offers it.

<h2>Qurbani symbolizes Gratitude to Allah</h2>

In a world of self interest, we can tend to fill our voids with materialism. It is Qurbani Fi Sabeel Lillah that breaks the pattern and compels us to give without expecting in return. There&rsquo;s a type of healing stored in helping others and making them smile. It softens the heart and reminds us of our blessings, and renews our commitment to care for others.&nbsp;

<h1>How your Qurbani provide them Nutrious Food and bring Joy</h1>

Unfortunately, across Pakistan and the Muslim Ummah, millions of people cannot afford meat even once a year. And as the horrors of life in Gaza continue to unfold, its people stand on the brink of a starvation crisis&mdash;losing their lives not just to relentless bombardment, but also to thirst and unbearable heat. For them, Eid ul Adha is incomplete without the support of our shared humanity. When your Qurbani reaches the plates of those distressed souls&mdash;for whom Eid ul Adha isn&rsquo;t about lavish feasts, but about tasting the dignity and joy others often take for granted&mdash;it becomes more than a sacrifice; it becomes a shared celebration.

<h1>How Qurbani helps Alleviate Hunger and Poverty</h1>

<h2>Your Sacrifice, Their Smile</h2>

This Eid, let your Qurbani be more than a ritual&mdash;let it come from the heart. Let it be a quiet prayer for someone who has nothing to put on their plate. Let your sacrifice become the bridge between your comfort and their hunger. And let your intention rise gently to the heavens: Ya Allah, this is for You alone.

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<h1>Why Choose Qurbani Fi Sabeel Lillah 2025?</h1>

Al Khidmat Foundation&rsquo;s Qurbani Fi Sabeel Lillah Program aims to distribute Qurbani meat in needy remote villages, flood-hit areas, and even war-torn regions like Gaza &mdash; places where Eid is observed with tears instead of laughter. Let&rsquo;s share our blessings and ease the burdens of our brothers and sisters in faith.

How to Participate

Join hands with Al-Khidmat this year in &ldquo;Qurbani Fi Sabeelillah: Turning Sacrifice Into Smiles&rdquo; campaign and empower humanity.

You can sponsor a Qurbani in Pakistan by donating a:

<ul>
	<li>Cow Share (PKR 24,000)</li>
	<li>Goat (PKR 55,000)</li>
	<li>Full Cow (PKR 168,000)</li>
</ul>

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whereas for our brothers and sisters in Palestine you can contribute by a:

<ul>
	<li>Goat (210,000)</li>
</ul>

When you choose Al-Khidmat, you ensure

<ul>
	<li>immediate delivery to the needy</li>
	<li>100% Shariah compliant Qurbani with supervision</li>
	<li>on ground teams in camps of conflict impacted and refugee hosting areas.</li>
</ul>

<h1>Invitation to Uphold Equality and Compassion this Eid</h1>

The beauty of Qurbani is that it does not differentiate. It begins with your family and neighbours and extends to the poor. This Eid, it&rsquo;s not about the size of the animal, but the size of the heart that stretches in kindness for a sacrifice. We don&rsquo;t just sacrifice our money, but also our ego and pride right where it sets root in us. Let&rsquo;s not forget that what leaves your hand for the sake of Allah never truly leaves you&mdash;it returns multiplied in ways you never imagined.

The Prophet (PBUH) is reported to have said &ldquo;Charity does not decrease wealth...&rdquo;

&mdash; Sahih Muslim, Hadith 2588

Indeed, Sadqah in reality increases barakah (blessings), purifies the wealth and raises one&rsquo;s status. So what better Sadqah is there than Qurbani Fi Sabeel Lillah, for ourselves and others alike.

You can make a change, by any amount feasible to you by donating through

<ul>
	<li>Online: alkhidmat.org/donate</li>
	<li>Bank Transfers</li>
	<li>Cash Pickup: Call 0800-44448</li>
	<li>In-Person: Visit any Alkhidmat collection center</li>
</ul>

One act of giving. A lifetime of reward.

Alisha Ashraf&nbsp;

Qurbani Fi Sabeel Lillah 2025: The Purest Sadaqah This Eid

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When someone gives Qurbani Fi Sabeel Lillah, they are offering the sacrifice with sincerity and devotion, not for show. Often donating the entirety of the meat to the needy rather than keeping any for themselves. &nbsp;

Qurbani refers to the sacrifice of an animal usually a goat, sheep, cow, or camel&nbsp;during Eid al-Adha, commemorating Prophet Ibrahim&#39;s (A.S.) willingness to sacrifice his son in obedience to Allah&#39;s command. Fi Sabeel Lillah means &quot;in the path of Allah&quot; or &quot;for the sake of Allah.&quot; It&#39;s used to describe acts done purely for Allah&rsquo;s pleasure, without seeking any worldly return. It captures both the spiritual essence of sacrifice and its transformative impact on others.

&ldquo;Indeed, my prayer, my rites of sacrifice, my living and my dying are for Allah, Lord of the worlds.&rdquo; (Qur&rsquo;an 6:162)

&quot;O you who have believed, do not invalidate your charities with reminders or injury as does the one who spends his wealth to be seen by the people and does not believe in Allah and the Last Day...&quot; Surah Al-Baqarah (2:264).&nbsp;

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&quot;And those who spend of their wealth to be seen by the people and believe not in Allah nor in the Last Day. And whoever takes Satan as an intimate &ndash; then what a wretched companion he has.&quot; Surah An-Nisa (4:38).&nbsp;

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Narrated by Abu Huraira (RA): 

The Prophet (ﷺ) said:

&ldquo;Allah does not look at your appearance or your wealth, but He looks at your hearts and your deeds.&rdquo; (Sahih Muslim, Hadith 2564). 
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Aiming to seek Allah&rsquo;s reward and serve humanity, especially in regions where meat is a rare luxury. &nbsp;

Qurbani, or Udhiyah, the act of sacrificing an animal during Eid al-Adha for the sake of Allah, goes far beyond the ritual itself &mdash; it&rsquo;s deeply spiritual and can profoundly impact lives in multiple ways, both for the person giving the sacrifice and those receiving it. Here&#39;s how it changes lives:&nbsp;

<h1>How Qurbani Fi&nbsp;Sabeel Lillah Strengthens the Relationship with Allah </h1>

Qurbani is an act of submission and obedience, reflecting the willingness to sacrifice something valuable purely for the sake of Allah &mdash; just as Prophet Ibrahim (AS) was ready to sacrifice his son. It nurtures taqwa (God-consciousness) and helps a person detach from materialism and ego.

&ldquo;It is neither their meat nor their blood that reaches Allah, but it is piety from you that reaches Him.&mdash; Surah Al-Hajj 22:37&nbsp;

Qurbani fi sabeel Lillah&mdash;sacrificing for the sake of Allah&mdash;deeply nurtures a spiritual connection with Him in several powerful ways. Here&#39;s how it strengthens that bond:

<h2>1. Obedience to Allah&#39;s Command</h2>

At its core, Qurbani is an act of pure submission. When you perform Qurbani fi sabeel Lillah, you&#39;re following in the footsteps of Prophet Ibrahim (AS), who was willing to sacrifice his beloved son out of unwavering obedience. That act alone is a declaration: &quot;Ya Allah, Your command is above everything.&quot; Obedience builds trust and love&mdash;just like in any relationship. The more you obey Allah sincerely, the more connected you feel to Him.&nbsp;

<h2>2. Letting Go of Attachment</h2>

Giving up something valuable&mdash;an animal, wealth, or comfort&mdash;fi sabeel Lillah helps detach the heart from worldly things and reattach it to the Creator. It&#39;s a reminder: &quot;Nothing I own is truly mine; everything belongs to Allah.&quot; That shift realigns your heart with your ultimate purpose.

<h2>3. Spiritual Cleansing</h2>

The Quran says:

&quot;It is neither their meat nor their blood that reaches Allah, but it is piety from you that reaches Him.&mdash; [Surah Al-Hajj 22:37]&nbsp;

The act itself isn&#39;t about the physical sacrifice. It&#39;s about what it represents&mdash;your sincerity, humility, and taqwa (God-consciousness). That internal state draws you closer to Allah.

<h2>4. Charity and Empathy</h2>

Qurbani isn&#39;t just personal&mdash;it&#39;s social. The meat is distributed to the poor and needy, often people who rarely get to eat meat. This generosity:

<ul>
	<li>Softens the heart.</li>
	<li>Builds compassion.</li>
	<li>Makes you aware of your blessings.</li>
</ul>

Serving others for the sake of Allah transforms a ritual into a bridge between you and Him.

<h2>5. Renewed Gratitude and Tawakkul</h2>

Giving something up and trusting that Allah will provide in return&mdash;this builds tawakkul (reliance on Him). And when you witness that provision, it increases your shukr (gratitude), which is another key to staying spiritually close to Him.

<h1>Fostering Gratitude and Cultivating Humility through Qurbani</h1>

By giving up a portion of wealth to purchase an animal, the individual reflects on the blessings they&rsquo;ve been given. It&rsquo;s a powerful reminder that everything we own is a trust from Allah, and giving from it humbles the soul.

<h1>Giving in a Way of Allah Builds Empathy and Brotherhood</h1>

The meat is often shared in thirds: one for the family, one for relatives/friends, and one for the poor. This distribution ensures that everyone, even the most vulnerable, can enjoy the blessings of Eid. It teaches empathy and breaks social barriers &mdash; the wealthy and the poor are united under one cause.

<h1>The Social Impact of Qurbani: Encourages Charity and Social Responsibility</h1>

When done &quot;fi&nbsp;sabeel Lillah&quot;, the intent is purely for the sake of Allah, often with the whole portion given to those in need. This is especially impactful in areas where families might go months without access to meat due to poverty. Qurbani instills a habit of giving without expecting anything in return. For many people around the world, the meat they receive during Eid al-Adha might be the only time they get to eat meat all year. That simple act of giving becomes a lifeline.

<h1>Revives the Sunnah and Islamic Legacy </h1>

It keeps the spirit and story of Prophet Ibrahim (AS) alive, connecting generations with a rich spiritual heritage. Performing Qurbani with understanding makes it more than a ritual &mdash; it becomes a transformative experience.

<h1>Creates Community Bonds through Qurbani</h1>

From selecting the animal to distributing the meat, the whole process often involves family, neighbors, and the local community. It strengthens social ties, promotes cooperation, and fills the air with a sense of unity and celebration. &nbsp;Acts of generosity during religious festivals remind recipients that they are part of a global community, often bringing emotional comfort.

<h1>Delegating to Reliable Agents</h1>

Many people want their Qurbani to be done solely for the sake of Allah (Fee Sabeel Lillah) without expecting meat in return. Alkhidmat fulfills this intention by distributing the meat entirely to the poor and needy. People usually make mistake while trusting people or organizations without verifying their legitimacy or whether they follow Islamic guidelines. Verify the organization, ensure they perform Qurbani in the correct time and manner, and get confirmation or evidence of completion. With years of experience and a wide volunteer network, Alkhidmat is capable of managing large-scale Qurbani projects efficiently and within the required time frame.&nbsp;

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How Sadaqah for Sabeel Lillah Can Help You Find Purpose

Ramadan, the month of mercy and blessings, teaches us generosity, compassion, and selflessness. It&rsquo;s a time when hearts soften, hands extend in kindness, and giving becomes a source of immense reward.

&nbsp;Alkhidmat Foundation, with its unwavering commitment to serving humanity, launches its Ramadan campaign every year, ensuring that those in need receive support, dignity, and hope.

1. Ramadan Giving: The Power of Charity

The spirit of Ramadan revolves around charity. Whether through feeding the hungry, supporting orphans, or funding medical aid, every act of giving multiplies during this sacred month. Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) said, &ldquo;The best charity is that given in Ramadan.&rdquo; Alkhidmat ensures that every donation reaches the deserving, making Ramadan a time of true transformation.

2. Zakat vs. Sadaqah: Understanding &amp; Maximizing Rewards

Many people confuse Zakat and Sadaqah, but both hold unique significance:

Zakat is an obligatory charity (2.5% of one&rsquo;s savings) given to purify wealth and help the underprivileged.

Sadaqah is voluntary charity, which can be given anytime to seek blessings and ease hardships.

3. Alkhidmat&rsquo;s Orphan Care &amp; Aghosh Homes

Orphans hold a special place in Islam, and supporting them is a noble act. Alkhidmat&rsquo;s Aghosh Homes provide a loving environment, quality education, and healthcare to orphaned children, ensuring they grow into confident and self-reliant individuals. Sponsoring an orphan in Ramadan is one of the most rewarding acts of charity.&nbsp;

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4. The Last 10 Nights: Why It&rsquo;s the Best Time to Give

The last ten nights of Ramadan, especially Laylatul Qadr, carry immense blessings. A single good deed in these nights is better than a thousand months! Donating during these nights ensures multiplied rewards. Many people choose these days to give Zakat and Sadaqah, knowing that their contributions will have lasting impact.

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5. Alkhidmat Impact 2024: Vision for Change

Alkhidmat&rsquo;s vision extends beyond temporary relief. In 2024, the organization aims to:

<ul>
	<li>Expand orphan care programs</li>
	<li>Strengthen emergency relief efforts</li>
	<li>Enhance clean water and sanitation project</li>
	<li>Provide free healthcare &amp; medical aid</li>
</ul>

Every donation fuels this vision, bringing positive change to thousands of lives.<img alt="" src="https://alkhidmat.org/backend/images/region/blog/ckeditor-images/174220286067d7e7ec631c2.jpg" style="width: 400px; height: 500px;" />

6. How Your Zakat Helps the Most Vulnerable

Many communities struggle for basic necessities like food, water, and medical care. Alkhidmat channels Zakat funds to support widows, orphans, and families in crisis. Your Zakat can:

<ul>
	<li>Provide food rations</li>
	<li>Sponsor education &amp; healthcare</li>
	<li>Build shelters for homeless</li>
</ul>

7. Emergency Relief &amp; Hunger Alleviation

Ramadan reminds us of those who fast not by choice but due to extreme poverty. Alkhidmat&rsquo;s emergency relief programs provide iftar meals, ration packs, and medical aid to families struggling with hunger. Your donations ensure that no one sleeps hungry.

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8. Volunteering with Alkhidmat: Making a Difference

Volunteering is a powerful way to give back. Alkhidmat welcomes volunteers to help with

<ul>
	<li>Distributing food &amp; ration packs</li>
	<li>Organizing iftar &amp; suhoor camps</li>
	<li>Supporting orphan care programs</li>
	<li>Raising awareness &amp; fundraising</li>
</ul>

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9. The Last 10 Nights: Doubling Your Reward

A beautiful way to maximize rewards is through continuous charity (Sadaqah Jariyah). You can donate towards:

<ul>
	<li>Building mosques &amp; water wells</li>
	<li>Funding Islamic education &amp; scholarships</li>
	<li>Supporting medical centers &amp; hospitals</li>
</ul>

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10. Beyond Ramadan: Alkhidmat&rsquo;s Year-Round Mission

Charity doesn&rsquo;t end with Ramadan. Alkhidmat Foundation works throughout the year to serve communities in need. From disaster relief to healthcare, orphan care, clean water, and education, their mission is to uplift lives every single day

Be the Change &ndash; Donate &amp; Volunteer Today&nbsp;

Ramadan is a golden opportunity to make a difference. Whether through Zakat, Sadaqah, volunteering, or spreading awareness, every effort counts. Let&rsquo;s come together to support Alkhidmat Foundation&rsquo;s noble cause and ensure that our generosity transforms lives.

&nbsp;

Regards

Alisha Fatima

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Ramadan & Charity: Alkhidmat’s Mission to Serve Humanity

Since sadaqah is not limited to giving of money or part of our wealth, every Muslim can therefore earn rewards from Allah. Every Muslim whether poor or wealthy can give sadaqah at all times.

Reward of Daily Giving multiplies in Ramadan

Ramadan is the best time to give charity, when rewards are multiplied and every act of Sadaqah brings us closer to Allah&rsquo;s mercy. The best of sadaqah is given during the month of Ramadan. Narrated Ibn &lsquo;Abbas:

&ldquo;The Prophet ṣallallāhu &#39;alayhi wa sallam (peace and blessings of Allāh be upon him) was the most generous person, and he used to become more so (generous) particularly in the month of Ramadan.

How Holy Prophet (PBUH) used to do Sadaqah (Charity)

Aisha reported: The Messenger of Allah, peace and blessings be upon him, was in the severe agony of his final illness and he had seven or nine gold coins. The Prophet said, &ldquo;O Aisha, what have you done with this gold?&rdquo; I said, &ldquo;It is with me.&rdquo; The Prophet said, &ldquo;Give it away in charity.&rdquo; But I was busy caring for him, and then he said, &ldquo;O Aisha, what have you done with this gold?&rdquo; I said, &ldquo;It is with me.&rdquo; The Prophet said, &ldquo;Give it to me.&rdquo; I brought them and placed them in his hands, then the Prophet said, &ldquo;What is Muhammad thinking if he were to meet Allah while holding onto these?&rdquo; (Ṣaḥīḥ Ibn Ḥibbān 715)

Ways to do Daily Giving in Ramadan 

Feed the Fast 

In one Hadith, we find that the Prophet ﷺ stressed the importance of feeding the hungry:

&ldquo;The best charity is to satisfy a hungry person.&rdquo; He also said, &ldquo;No wealth (of a servant of Allah) is decreased because of charity.&rdquo; (Muslim 2588).&nbsp;

Alkhidmat Foundation Pakistan provides essential Food Packages (Ration) to the underserved and deserving families across Pakistan every day of Ramadan. Imagine feeding an entire family every day for a month. Imagine the reward multiplied with every fast they break.

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Volunteering work &nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;

Charity is basically voluntary charitable act towards another being, whether through generosity, love, compassion or faith. To fulfill this purpose, Alkhidmat Volunteers conducted Asaan Iftar activities every year.

Keeping up with this tradition, Volunteers of Alkhidmat Foundation Pakistan arranged iftar drives for the travelers, laborers, and residents of slum areas.

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Share Beneficial Knowledge

Teaching Quran or sharing any beneficial knowledge, any skill is also a charity which you can do on daily bases to contribute to daily giving in Ramadan.

Donate Every Night of Ramadan

The easiest way to donate, give that easy amount which you can effortlessly withdraw on daily bases to make sure daily giving in the holy month of Ramadan.

Keep some money aside that you can give to different causes that you come across, or simply because you are asked. Mufti Tariq, renowned Pakistan spiritual scholar guides if you don&rsquo;t find any deserving to charity, save your charity money in the month of Ramadan with the intension of charity, it will be considered as Ramadan charity after Ramadan too.

Alkhidmat Foundation&rsquo;s Ramadan Daily Giving Portal facilitates the donor to donate every day by automating your daily donations across Ramadan. Through that online transaction, amount is deducted on daily bases and your sadaqah is counted on daily bases.

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How Global Donors facilitates Daily Giving

Global donations will provide urgent relief to struggling families in Palestine, where daily life is marked by hardship and scarcity. At Global serving, Alkhidmat is committed to ensure that no one goes hungry this Ramadan. Food packs, Hot meals and Clean Water are daily giving projects of Alkhidmat in Ramadan.

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Yet, millions of people suffer from a shortage of water, or even unsafe water, in Palestine. The impact water has on a global level hence, sheds importance on giving this drink as charity.&nbsp;

Through Alkhidmat&rsquo;s Rebuild Gaza emergency appeal, it aims to provide immediate relief to the most vulnerable families. Join Alkhidmat in rebuild Gaza camapign to make sure the daily giving in Ramadan.

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The significance of giving water being the best type of charity is further emphasized on the situation the Prophet ﷺ advised this in - when giving charity on behalf of the deceased.

How Daily Giving Create a Big Impact 

Your impact of daily giving can transform many lives. Alkhidmat is supporting the needy with food and aid regularly and makes sure your charity spending in the welfare of vulnerable communities.

PKR 100 can provide life-saving, nutritious Iftar meals to families suffering from hunger and starvation.

For just 1500 PKR per meal, you can feed a hungry child or family in Gaza.

PKR 5500 can make the future of a deserving child bright.

PKR 9600 can supply families with food packs containing essentials to last an entire month.

How Poor Man can Charity 

The person who cannot afford to do Sadaqah, he should remember this saying of Holy Prophet.

The Prophet (SAW) said: &ldquo;Save yourself from Hell-fire even by giving half a date-fruit in charity.&rdquo; [Sahih al-Bukhari 1417]. This last 10 days of Ramadan is a time for reflection and spiritual growth, when we seek protection from hellfire.

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How to Develop Habit of Giving Daily in Ramadan

During the holy month of Ramadan, Alkhidmat foundation intensified its relief activities by delivering Iftar meals to Palestinian families, ensuring they had food to break their fast.

Alkhidmat Foundation has actively participated in providing hot meals to Palestinian families, particularly in the Gaza Strip. Their initiatives include distributing Iftar meals during Ramadan and providing nutritious hot meals to displaced and affected families. Alkhidmat aims to distribute around 3300 Ton total aid and medical supplies worth 5.5 billion to Gaza through its emergency relief. Beyond emergency relief, Alkhidmat has initiated projects like clean water to ensure safe drinking water access.

Foundation also organized packing drives for food and relief aid, engaging volunteers in Lahore to support displaced Palestinian families. Volunteers played a crucial role in this initiative, distributing thousands of hot meals to those in need.

Food packs 

According to data, 34&rsquo;508 food packs&rsquo; 7&rsquo;442 iftar meals, 171&rsquo;398 hot meals, 3&rsquo;867 vegetable baskets and 522&rsquo;000 jerry cans, 20892 rice packs 14&rsquo;090 flour bags, 59512 other food items, 225&rsquo;066 canned food have been distributed in Gaza in the month of February.

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Food Pack Essentials in Ramadan

Food packs contains essentials like rice, oil, lentils, dates, and canned goods. This food pack for Turkiya and Syria amounts to PKR 10&rsquo;000.

Iftar Meals

Many organizations donated by global organizations like Alkhidmat Pakistan set up iftar tables where meals are prepared and distributed to people, especially those living in refugee camps or low-income areas. Meals consist of simple but filling dishes such as soup, rice, bread, and vegetables, meat and sweets as part of the meal.

Hot Meals

As families in Gaza fast, many have nothing to break their fast with. Alkhidmat is serving hot, nourishing meals, bringing comfort in hardship.

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Water for Sahur &amp; Iftar in Gaza&nbsp; 

While families in Gaza fast, many struggle for a sip of clean water. Alkhidmat is providing safe drinking water, but we need YOU to keep it flowing!

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In Gaza, where the situation is often challenging due to political, economic, and logistical constraints, Alkhidmat organization focus on delivering food and meals to those in need, especially during the holy month of Ramadan.

International Network

&nbsp;Alkhidmat collaborates with international partners, including Gazze Destek, Onsur, Hayrat, IHH, and Cansuyu, to ensure effective aid delivery in Gaza. This collaboration can include arranging for shipments of goods, financial support, and joint relief missions during Ramadan.

Campaign for Rebuild Gaza

Beyond immediate meal distribution, Alkhidmat launched the &quot;Rebuild Gaza&quot; campaign, a PKR 15 billion initiative aimed at reconstructing homes, schools, mosques, and vital infrastructure in Gaza. This comprehensive effort seeks to restore hope and improve living conditions for affected communities.

Donate your Zakat 2025 to Gaza

Alkhidmat is committed to delivering vital support to communities in South Gaza, where the need is great and resources are scarce. Through your Zakat donations, we can provide immediate relief and bring hope to those facing hardship. Together, let us make a meaningful impact this Ramadan. Donate now to Alkhidmat&rsquo;s Emergency Appeal and be a source of light and blessings for those in need. This Ramadan, your Zakat &amp; Sadaqah can fill empty plates.

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