Qurbani, also known as Udhiya, is the ritual sacrifice of an animal during Eid-ul-Adha, commemorating Prophet Ibrahim's (AS) willingness to sacrifice his son in obedience to Allah. This act symbolizes devotion and obedience to Allah's commands.
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Qurbani in Pakistan 2026: Make Every Sacrifice Count
Each Eid ul Adha, thousands of families across Pakistan look forward to the blessing of fresh meat, a bounty they may otherwise never enjoy. During the sacred first ten days of Dhul Hijjah, culminating in the Day of Arafah and Eid ul Adha, performing Qurbani (Udhiya) is both a Sunnah of Prophet Ibrahim (AS) and an act of compassion. Through Alkhidmat Foundation’s fully Shariah-compliant program, your sacrifice reaches the most deserving widows, orphans, refugees, and vulnerable communities from Karachi to Kashmir, bringing joy, nutrition, and hope where it’s needed most.
Your Qurbani, Reaching the Poorest Families Across Pakistan
Millions of families across Pakistan, from the flood-affected plains of Sindh to the remote villages of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, go without meat for most of the year. Eid ul-Adha is the one occasion that can change that, but only with your help. Through our trusted network of local partners, your Qurbani is carried out hygienically and in full accordance with Islamic guidelines. Fresh meat is distributed the same day directly to the most vulnerable households, including widows, orphans, and daily wage workers who could never afford to give Qurbani themselves.
Real Moments, Real Families, Your Qurbani Across Pakistan
From the flood-ravaged villages of Sindh to the mountain communities of Gilgit-Baltistan, these photographs capture the genuine impact of your Qurbani. Shot by our field teams on Eid morning, every image reflects a family that woke up uncertain, and went to sleep with full hearts. No staged shots, no stock photos. Just real people, real smiles, and the real difference your generosity makes. Browse through these moments and see exactly where your Qurbani goes, and who it reaches.
Impact of Alkhidmat Qurbani 2025
- Goats/Sheeps 3,593
- Cows/Bulls 6,898
- Meat Packs 280,846
- Beneficiaries 1.4 Million
The Impact of Your Qurbani in Pakistan
• Provides fresh, nutritious meat to struggling families during Eid ul Adha
• Brings celebration and comfort to widows, orphans, and impoverished communities
• Strengthens community ties and fosters a spirit of generosity in the last ten best days of the year
Why Choose Alkhidmat for Qurbani in Pakistan?
● 100% adherence to Islamic principles of sacrifice, supervised by qualified scholars
● Transparent process with detailed post-Qurbani donor reports
●Nationwide network ensures delivery to remote and underserved areas, from Punjab villages to Balochistan highlands
Make your Qurbani 2026 with Alkhidmat Foundation a meaningful expression of faith honoring Prophet Ibrahim’s obedience, celebrating Eid ul Adha, and supporting our fellow Pakistanis in a spirit of charity and unity.
Qurbani in Pakistan's FAQs
What is Qurbani?
What animals are permissible for Qurbani?
Permissible animals include camels, cattle (cows, bulls), sheep, and goats. These animals must meet specific age and health criteria to be eligible for sacrifice.
Can I donate money instead of performing Qurbani myself?
Yes, Alkhidmat Foundation offers an online Qurbani service where you can donate funds, and they will perform the sacrifice on your behalf, ensuring the meat reaches those in need.
What is the impact of Alkhidmat's Qurbani program?
In 2024, Alkhidmat sacrificed 2,835 goats and 5,808 cows, benefiting approximately 1.9 million individuals across Pakistan, Palestine, Syria, and Rohingya refugee communities.
Can I specify the region or community for my Qurbani donation?
Yes, Alkhidmat allows donors to specify regions such as Pakistan, Gaza, Syria, or Rohingya communities when making a donation.
What is "Qurbani Fi Sabeelillah"?
"Qurbani Fi Sabeelillah" refers to performing the sacrifice solely for the sake of Allah, with the intention of aiding those in need. Alkhidmat's program focuses on distributing meat to underprivileged communities, ensuring they partake in Eid celebrations.
Can I receive a receipt or confirmation for my donation?
Yes, upon completing your donation, Alkhidmat provides a receipt and confirmation, ensuring transparency and record keeping for donors.
How do I donate a Prophetic Qurbani with Alkhidmat?
While donating online, you may select an additional animal or mention “Prophetic Qurbani” in the instructions or payment note. Alkhidmat will perform it accordingly and distribute the meat to those in need.
Can a person offer Qurbani on behalf of someone else?
Yes. You can offer Qurbani on behalf of family members, deceased loved ones, or even the entire Ummah. The intention must be made clearly before the sacrifice.
Should each earning member in the household perform Qurbani?
Yes. Each eligible adult Muslim in the household who meets the Nisab must perform their own individual Qurbani, or have it done on their behalf.
Who is obligated to perform Qurbani?
Every adult Muslim who possesses wealth exceeding their basic needs (i.e., meets the Nisab threshold) is required to perform Qurbani. If you are eligible to pay Zakat, you are also obliged to offer Qurbani.
What are the age requirements for Qurbani animals?
● Goat/Sheep: At least one year old.
● Cow/Bull: At least two years old.
● Camel: At least five years old.
How can I donate to Alkhidmat's Qurbani program?
You can donate through:
● Online: Using Visa, MasterCard, or JazzCash.
● Bank Transfers: Direct deposits to Alkhidmat's bank accounts.
● Cash Pick-Up: By calling 0800-44448.
● In-Person: At Alkhidmat's collection centers.
Is the Qurbani performed according to Islamic principles?
Yes, Alkhidmat ensures that all sacrifices are conducted in a hygienic manner, adhering strictly to Islamic guidelines and principles.
When is Qurbani performed?
Qurbani is performed during the Islamic month of Dhul Hijjah, specifically on the 10th, 11th, and 12th days, following the Eid prayer.
How does Alkhidmat ensure transparency in the Qurbani process?
Alkhidmat provides a transparent process by sharing updates, reports, and ensuring that donors are informed about how their contributions are utilized, emphasizing accountability and trust.
What is Prophetic Qurbani?
Prophetic Qurbani refers to the Sunnah practice of the Prophet Muhammadصلى الله عليه وسلمoffering additional sacrifices beyond his obligatory Qurbani. He would sacrifice on behalf of himself and for those in his Ummah who could not afford to offer Qurbani.
What are the basic rules of Qurbani?
● The person offering Qurbani must be a Muslim, sane, and adult.
● Qurbani must be done during 10th–12th Dhul Hijjah (Eid days).
● The animal must be healthy and meet minimum age requirements.
● It must be slaughtered in the name of Allah.
● The intention (niyyah) must be made before the sacrifice.
Can I trim my nails or cut hair before doing Qurbani?
According to Sunnah, if you intend to offer Qurbani, you should refrain from cutting your hair and nails from the 1st of Dhul Hijjah until the sacrifice is done.