Family Qurbani refers to one complete Qurbani typically a cow performed on behalf of an entire household. Through Alkhidmat Foundation Pakistan, your Family Qurbani is given on behalf of a deserving family in Pakistan or Palestinian residing in West Bank, Refugees in Lebanon, ad Refugees in Egypt who cannot afford their own sacrifice.
Family Qurbani 2026 Online in Pakistan
Family Qurbani Means 7 shares
Full Cow
PKR 175,000
Family Qurbani 2026 Online for Palestinian (Gaza) Refugees
Family Qurbani Means 7 shares
Full Cow (In Egypt)
PKR 490,000
Full Cow (In Lebanon)
PKR 490,000
What Is Family Qurbani?
Family Qurbani means performing one complete Qurbani as a family and donate 7 shares of a large animal on behalf of an entire household. According to the Sunnah of the Prophet (ﷺ), one sheep or goat is sufficient as Qurbani for one family, regardless of how many members it has.
By donating a Family Qurbani through Alkhidmat Foundation, you are fulfilling this Sunnah on behalf of a deserving family who cannot afford to give their own Qurbani a family in Pakistan, Palestine, or among Palestinian refugees abroad. The sacrifice is performed in their name, and the fresh halal meat is distributed directly to them on Eid day. This is among the most complete and rewarding forms of Sadaqah you can give during the blessed days of Dhul Hijjah.
Give Family Qurbani 2026, Feed Families in Palestine & Pakistan
Eid ul-Adha is the most sacred celebration in the Islamic calendar a day of gratitude, sacrifice, and community. For millions of families across Pakistan and Palestine, however, Eid arrives without the smell of fresh meat, without the joy of a feast, and without the dignity that every human being deserves.
Your Family Qurbani, given through Alkhidmat Foundation Pakistan, changes that.
When you give your Qurbani with us, you are not simply completing a religious obligation you are choosing to share your blessing with a Palestinian family sheltering in a refugee camp in Lebanon, a widow in rural Sindh feeding her children on one meal a day, or a displaced family in Egypt far from the home they were forced to flee. One act of worship. One family fed. Countless rewards.
Where Your Qurbani Goe
Pakistan
Millions of Pakistani families including flood survivors, daily-wage earners, widows, and the extreme poor will not observe Qurbani this Eid without your support. Alkhidmat's teams across all four provinces ensure fresh Qurbani meat reaches the most vulnerable households by Eid morning. From Khyber Pakhtunkhwa to Karachi, no deserving family is too remote for our network.
West Bank, Palestine
Families in the West Bank continue to live under occupation, facing economic restrictions, movement limitations, and deepening food insecurity. Many have not tasted Qurbani meat in years. Your Family Qurbani reaches these steadfast families through Alkhidmat's verified partner organisations operating directly within Palestinian territories.
Palestinian Refugees In Egypt
Over a million Palestinians have sought refuge in Egypt, many arriving with nothing. Living in displacement far from their homes, their land, and their memories these families deserve to celebrate Eid with dignity. Your Qurbani donation reaches Palestinian refugee families in Egypt through our coordinated ground teams and trusted local partners.
Palestinian Refugees In Lebanon
Lebanon hosts hundreds of thousands of Palestinian refugees, many living in overcrowded camps for generations. Poverty is severe. Resources are scarce. The gift of fresh Qurbani meat on Eid is not a luxury for these families — it is a lifeline. Alkhidmat ensures your Family Qurbani is delivered to these camps with care, in time for Eid.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Family Qurbani and who is it for?
Where exactly does my Family Qurbani go?
You can donate to your beneficiary region at the time of donation. Current Qurbani regions include Pakistan (nationwide), West Bank Palestine, Palestinian refugees in Egypt, and Palestinian refugees in Lebanon.
Are the animals Shariah-compliant?
Absolutely. Every animal is sourced locally, inspected by our teams for health, age, and physical condition in accordance with Islamic requirements. No animal that does not meet the Shariah criteria is used for Qurbani.
Can I give Qurbani for a deceased parent or family member?
Yes, and it is a highly recommended act of charity. Giving Qurbani on behalf of a deceased parent, spouse, or loved one is widely accepted in Islamic scholarship and carries tremendous reward. Simply note the intended person when completing your donation, and our team will perform the sacrifice with the correct intention.
Can overseas Pakistanis and international donors give through Alkhidmat?
Yes. International donors across the world can donate their Family Qurbani through Alkhidmat Foundation Pakistan online. We accept international card payments and bank transfers. Your Qurbani will be completed in Pakistan or Palestine on your behalf, fully in accordance with Islamic guidelines.
How does Alkhidmat ensure the Qurbani actually reaches the right families?
Alkhidmat Foundation Pakistan operates through trained social welfare teams who identify and verify beneficiary families before Eid. Priority is given to the most economically vulnerable widows, orphans, displaced persons, and households below the poverty line. Our ground teams supervise distribution directly, and our internal audit processes ensure no donation is misused.
Is it permissible to give Qurbani on behalf of someone else?
Yes. It is permissible and deeply rewarding in Islam to give Qurbani on behalf of another person, a deceased loved one, or a deserving family. The Prophet (ﷺ) himself performed Qurbani on behalf of those in his Ummah who could not do so. Alkhidmat performs the sacrifice with the correct Islamic intention on your behalf.
Is my Qurbani performed on the correct Eid days?
Yes. All Qurbanis through Alkhidmat Foundation are performed on the 10th, 11th, or 12th of Dhul Hijjah the only valid days for Qurbani in Islam. You will receive a confirmation once your sacrifice has been completed.
Will I receive confirmation that my Qurbani was completed?
Yes. Alkhidmat Foundation sends donors a confirmation once their Qurbani has been completed and the meat distributed. We believe full accountability is not optional it is part of the trust you place in us.
Is it too late to give Qurbani if I donate close to Eid?
We accept Qurbani donations up until the eve of Eid ul-Adha. However, we strongly encourage early donations to ensure smooth logistics, proper animal sourcing, and timely distribution especially for international regions like Egypt and Lebanon. Do not delay your giving.
Can I give more than one Family Qurbani?
Yes, and many donors choose to give multiple Qurbanis one for their own family, one on behalf of deceased parents, and one as Nafl (voluntary) Sadaqah. Each additional Qurbani feeds another deserving family and multiplies your reward. There is no upper limit on how many you may give.