A patient who has regained their health, parents who are reunited with their child, anyone who has attained a new job, a new home, or safely survived a journey knows the very same feeling: "Thank God, my Lord." Shukr qurbani is one of the most beautiful ways to transform this feeling from mere words into worship — it is a voluntary (nafilah) sacrifice offered with the intention of thanking Allah for the blessing you received, and it can be performed on any day of the year.
The most acceptable form of gratitude is sharing the blessing with others. Today, 673 million people around the world face hunger (FAO 2025); 1 in every 5 people in Africa cannot put enough food on their table. Annual per capita meat consumption in Sub-Saharan Africa is around 13 kilograms — these are places where a family may not be able to access for months the food you can reach in a week.
When you give your authorization (proxy), your shukr qurbani is sacrificed with your intention and in your name, in accordance with Islamic principles and under veterinary control; its meat is distributed fresh to needy families identified in advance by our field teams. One sacrifice delivers meat to the table of an average of 5-10 families. Your sacrifice video will be sent to you via WhatsApp.
Let your "alhamdulillah" turn into "bismillah" at a family's table: seal your gratitude for the blessing with the prayer of those who need it most.
