Qurbani Made Easy: Support Children’s Aid in Online Qurbani.
adminWelcome to a Qurbani season of giving back that will change your life. Let’s take a trip where efficiency and compassion combine as we embrace modern convenience. Join us in utilizing the convenience of online Qurbani to support Children’s Aid.
Islamic Month:
Zil-hajj is the last Islamic Month, During this month Muslims from all around the world perform the Hajj and Eid al-Adha (Festival of Sacrificing) by fulfilling the Sunnah of Hazrat Ibrahim (A.S) by sacrificing animals in the way of Allah Almighty.
What is Qurbani?
During Eid al-Adha, millions of Muslims cherish the act of Qurbani, which embodies compassion and generosity. This respected tradition emphasizes the value of blessing Muslims in need and symbolizes the willingness to make sacrifices.
Qurbani is not all about sacrificing an animal, but also caring about the people who don’t have much and are vulnerable. When an animal is slaughtered, its meat is divided into three parts and then distributed to needy families. Qurbani is a ritual that represents obedience to Allah, surrender to His will, and a reminder of the significance of sacrifice in pursuing righteousness.
It is not just the act of slaughtering an animal. Those who perform Qurbani must do so with genuine intentions and a knowledge of its spiritual significance.
Who can do Qurbani?
Qurbani is the Sunnah for every Muslim, every Muslim who has wealth in his/her hand can do Qurbani. It is Sunnah to sacrifice animals in the way of Allah.
When will Qurbani be performed?
After offering the prayer of Eid al-Adha, Muslims step ahead to do Qurbani (sacrifice the animal) in the way of Allah. The ritual of doing Qurbani starts from the 10th Zil-hajj to the sunset of the 13th Zil-hajj. You have to book your online Qurbani before because Children’s Aid purchases animals beforehand that can be slaughtered.
Online Qurbani with Children’s Aid:
You can book your Online Qurbani with us now so that we can purchase animals from your contributions, we assure you that animals purchased by your contributions can be taken good care of and will be slaughtered according to Islamic principles.
Children’s Aid utilizes technology to increase the accessibility and impact of charitable giving. The Online Qurbani ritual is extremely convenient for anyone to participate in because of their user-friendly web platform. Donors can choose the desired country in which they want to do their Qurbani.
We are currently working in Pakistan, India, and Kenya. Through our website, you can book your online Qurbani in the desired country. When it comes to charitable contributions, transparency is crucial.
Donors will receive comprehensive reports on the effectiveness of each Qurbani initiative, providing them with complete transparency over how their contributions are used.
What will we do with your Qurbani Contribution?
When you book Qurbani with Children’s Aid, we will purchase the animal you sent a contribution for, then we will take care of the animal until the time Qurbani arrives which is on 10th Zil-hajj to 13 Zil-hajj.
A third of the meat is set aside after the Qurbani sacrifice for the family or individual making the sacrifice, another third for friends and family, and a third for anyone in need, including the underprivileged and needy in the neighborhood.
This custom highlights the value of giving to others and sharing blessings. We will send you the pictures of the animal you contributed. We will deliver the meat to needy families who are vulnerable and can’t afford to eat anything.
Who is eligible for Qurbani?
- Those who are eligible for Zakat.
- Those who are eligible for Sadqah.
- Those who are on low income.
- Those who are disabled.
- Those who are homeless.
How can you book your online Qurbani?
Visit our website, from projects choose Eid al-Adha, then choose the country in which you want to perform your Qurbani. You can choose countries like Pakistan, Kenya, and India. After that, you can choose the desired animal and proceed.
All things considered, Qurbani is an important Islamic ritual that is highly spiritually and socially significant, stressing deference to Allah, empathy for others, and the spirit of sacrifice. Let us embrace the call to kindness and giving as we consider the blessings placed upon us. By agreeing to perform Qurbani via Children’s Aid, we demonstrate our dedication to improving the lives of those around us.
Let us take this chance to convey joy, hope, and harmony throughout the world by emulating the actual meaning of Eid al-Adha. By standing together, we can make a world in which each person has the chance to reach their full potential and prosper.
