This Dhul-Hijjah, we’re going Qurbani Combo Crazy, and with our 100% donation policy, you can give with confidence!
For children to be happy on Eid, it’s not enough to give them qurbani meat only. They also want to feel special. This is why we have launched our exclusive Qurbani COMBO.
A Qurbani Combo is a share of qurbani meat combined with Eid gifts and toys. Qurbani Combos are what makes Child Relief’s qurbani campaign unique. We go the extra mile to make children smile. We focus on making children happy.
Qurbani is a sunnah of Ibrahim (AS). It is a test of piety:
“It is not their meat nor their blood that reaches Allah; it is your piety that reaches Him.” (Quran 32:37)
The test is one that should cause some discomfort. With Ibrahim (AS), this discomfort was felt through making repeated sacrifices of Red camels as a possible exchange for his son Ismael and ultimately being prepared to sacrifice his son for Allah (SWT).
In countries where Qurbanis are performed, this discomfort is felt by the locals through their purchase of a qurbani animal and having to look after it, tending to its needs, with love and kindness, weeks before the sacrifice takes place.
In the West, this discomfort is felt through making a financial sacrifice that is not easy. This means we do more than just the minimum one qurbani. We encourage all our donors to consider performing 10 Qurbanis as part of your Qurbani COMBO, one for every blessed day in the first 10 days of Dhul Hijjah.
We will be performing Qurbanis in India.
A single Qurbani donation is one share. This provides approximately 57 nutritious meals, and supply protein-filled meat to children and their families.
Qurbani honours the tradition established by the Prophet Ibrahim (AS) and his beloved son Ismail (AS). It demonstrates our devotion to Allah as exemplified through their story of sacrifice.
We called to him, “O Ibrahim, you have fulfilled the vision. Indeed, we thus reward the doers of good. Indeed, this was a clear trial.” -The Holy Qur’an 37:104
Qurbani is the sacrifice of sheep, goats, and cattle between the tenth and twelfth days of Dhul Hijjah as commanded by Allah (SWT). It takes place in the final month of the Islamic calendar during the days of Eid-al-Adha.
According to many scholars, Qurbani is an obligation for all Muslims whose wealth reaches the Zakat threshold.
The Prophet Muhammad (ﷺ) said: “For every hair of the Qurbani, you receive a reward from Allah (SWT)” (Tirmidhi)
Donating Qurbani is a very rewardable action. The most important part of giving Qurbani is the intention: it must be given humbly with God-consciousness (Taqwa).
It is advisable to donate as early as possible to ensure there is enough time for allocation and preparation.
The time for physically offering the sacrifice begins after the Eid prayer on Eid-al-Adha, which this year is expected to be Sunday 16th of June, and ends when the sun sets on the thirteenth of Dhu’l-Hijjah.
There are three days of sacrifice: the day of Eid-al-Adha and the two days after it.
We work with established partners on the ground to locate countries, communities, and people that are most in need. When we say your donation is being delivered to where most needed, rest assured that you are helping support some of the most vulnerable children in the world!
Child Relief will endeavour to use your gift as requested, wherever possible. If for any reason we cannot use your donation as you have indicated, we will use it to fund similar projects in other countries or other projects in the relevant country. Child Relief’s strategic overview and on the ground experience means we are in the best position to decide how to meet the needs of children.
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