Give Your Qurbani with Purpose
A blessed act of sacrifice
Share the spirit of Qurbani this Eid
Qurbani is a cherished act of worship that follows the example of Prophet Ibrahim (AS). By giving your Qurbani through Naeem Foundation, you ensure fresh, quality meat reaches families who go without — exactly when they need it most.
Every animal is sourced, sacrificed and distributed with the utmost care, so your sacred obligation is fulfilled with dignity and your reward, Insha’Allah, is complete.
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Your Qurbani, delivered with care
How it works
Your Qurbani, done right
From your donation to a family’s plate — every step is handled on your behalf with care and integrity.
You give your Qurbani
Choose a single share, a full animal, or give in a loved one’s name.
We source & sacrifice
Healthy animals are sacrificed according to Shariah on your behalf.
Fresh meat prepared
The meat is cut and packed hygienically, ready for distribution.
Delivered to families
Shared with the most vulnerable so they too can enjoy Eid.
“For many families, Qurbani meat is the only proper meal they will eat all year — your sacrifice becomes their celebration.”
Good to know
Qurbani questions, answered
When will my Qurbani be performed?
Your Qurbani is carried out during the days of Eid al-Adha (10th–12th Dhul Hijjah), as soon as your donation is received.
Where is the meat distributed?
Fresh meat is distributed to the poorest families in the communities we serve, prioritising orphans, widows and those with no other means.
Can I give Qurbani for someone who has passed away?
Yes. You can give a Qurbani on behalf of a loved one who has passed away, as a continuing reward for them, Insha’Allah.
How much is one share?
A sheep or goat is one full Qurbani, while a larger animal such as a cow is shared between seven people. Prices are shown on the donation form and may vary by region.
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