Dhul ( zil )Hijjah The Best 10 Days of the Year
Experience the Power of the First Ten Days of Dhul ( zil )Hijjah
Dhul ( zil )Hijjah is one of the holiest months in the Islamic calendar and its first ten days are described by the Prophet Muhammad صلى الله عليه وسلمas the most beloved days to Allah. These sacred days offer a rare spiritual opportunity to multiply your rewards through fasting, prayer, remembrance, charity, and Qurbani.
“There are no days on which righteous deeds are more beloved to Allah than these ten days.”
[Sahih al-Bukhari]
Dhul ( zil )Hijjah The Best 10 Days of the Year
The first ten days include:
- The Day of Arafah (9th Dhul ( zil )Hijjah) where fasting expiates the sins of two years
- Eid ul Adha (10th Dhul ( zil )Hijjah) the day of sacrifice and celebration
- Days in which acts of worship carry multiplied rewards
Whether you fast, give charity, or make dhikr these days are an open door to earning Allah’s pleasure.
Perform Your Qurbani with Alkhidmat
Honor the legacy of Prophet Ibrahim (AS) and fulfill your Qurbani through a trusted, transparent platform. Your sacrifice feeds hungry families across Pakistan, Gaza, and beyond.
- Shariah-compliant Qurbani
- 100% donor transparency
- Meat distributed to the most deserving widows, orphans, and displaced families
- Qurbani in Pakistan
- Qurbani in Gaza
- Qurbani Fi Sabeel Lillah (for the sake of Allah)
Give Charity in the Days of Dhul ( zil )Hijjah
Charity (Sadaqah) during Dhul ( zil )Hijjah is especially loved by Allah. Whether it's sponsoring an orphan, supporting a medical camp, or feeding the hungry every good deed carries extra weight during these ten days.
Your options:
- Donate to Emergency Appeals (like Gaza)
- Sponsor Eid gifts for children
- Contribute to Alkhidmat's ongoing welfare programs
Let Your Sacrifice Reach Where It's Needed Most
This Dhul ( zil )Hijjah, your Qurbani can be:
- A plate of food for a displaced family in Gaza
- A smile on an orphan’s face in Pakistan
- A silent dua from a mother who didn’t know how she’d feed her children
Be the reason someone celebrates Eid.
Give. Sacrifice. Elevate.