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Order your Qurbani with Muslim Hands without stretching your budget. Fulfil your obligation from £25 ensuring fresh, quality meat reaches vulnerable families across the world. All our Qurbanis are stun-free and delivered fresh, not frozen.
Not sure where to give? Take the stress out of choosing and give a Where Most Needed Qurbani for just £45. Our team of experts will ensure your sacrifice has the maximum impact on communities dealing with severe hunger and insecrurity, including orphans an widows and families in crisis zones.
Order your Qurbani in the UK; organic and grass fed! Have two thirds delivered to your doorstep, and one third donated, through our Open Kitchens, to families experiencing hardship in London, Manchester and Nottingham.
Your sacrifice is performed after Eid prayers and reaches those who need it most on the days of Eid, so they too can celebrate in dignity.
Animals are sourced locally, supporting local farmers and local economies.
All sacrifices are carried out according to Islamic guidelines and no animal is stunned before slaughter.
The United Nations estimates that around 673 million people experienced hunger in 2024.. We deliver fresh meat to vulnerable families, including those affected by poverty, displacement and conflict, so they don't go hungry on Eid.
We only distribute fresh meat directly to families, not tinned or frozen.
We offer our Qurbani's in various locations to meet the needs of our rightsholders and the budget of our donors.
Our Qurbani process is carefully managed to ensure it follows Shariah guidelines, meets regulatory and animal welfare standards, and delivers high-quality, halal and tayibb meat. From selecting suitable animals to carrying out the sacrifice and distributing the meat, every step is checked to make sure the process is ethical, compliant and meets the needs of those receiving it.
So whichever Qurbani location you choose this year, you can be sure your Amanah is safe with us.
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Qurbani, otherwise known as Eid Al Adha, will most likely be on Wednesday 27th May to Friday 29th May, corresponding to the 10th to 12th days of Dhul Hijjah. These are the designated days for offering the sacrifice, following the Eid prayer on the first day. The sacrifice should take place after the Eid prayer on the first day. Dates may vary slightly depending on local moon sightings, so it’s best to confirm with your local mosque closer to the time.
Qurbani (Udhiyah) is the sacred sacrifice performed during Eid al-Adha, commemorating the devotion of Prophet Ibrahim (as) to Allah.
It is an act of worship that reflects obedience, gratitude, and compassion. After the sacrifice, the meat is distributed to those in need, allowing vulnerable families to share in the blessings of Eid.
For many people around the world, this may be the only time all year they are able to eat meat.
Give your Qurbani today and share the joy of Eid
Order organic, grass-fed Qurbani in the UK. 2/3 of your Qurbani will be delivered to your door, while 1/3 will be donated to families in need across London, Manchester & Nottingham through our Open Kitchens.
Qurbani/Udhiyah is considered wajib by many scholars for adults who are mentally sound and have the financial means to contribute. Like Zakat, this is based on whether they posess wealth above the nisab threshold. You can check the daily nisab value here.
It’s acceptable to perform Qurbani/Udhiyah on behalf of someone else, such as a realtive who has passed away or someone who cannot afford to give themselves. The Prophet (saw) sacrificed on behalf of those in his Ummah who could not carry out the sacrifice themselves. You can revive this tradition by giving an extra Sunnah Qurbani alongside your own at the checkout.
According to Islamic guidelines, the meat from Qurbani/Udhiyah is traditionally divided into three parts:
At Muslim Hands, recipients include widows, orphans, elderly people, individuals with disabilities and families experiencing poverty or living in crisis.
Using Zakat funds for Qurbani/Udhiyah is not permissible, as each has it has its own distinct obligation and specific requirements.
With regards to Sadaqah, if you’re giving optional (nafl) Sadaqah to help someone else perform Qurbani, it is okay to allocate such funds as Qurbani/Udhiyah. However, you cannot use Sadaqah to fulfil your own Qurbani/Udhiyah obligation.
Muslim Hands teams work hard to ensure that your Qurbani meat is distributed to those in need during the days of Eid al-Adha, allowing families to fully enjoy the blessings and festivities of the celerations.
Depending on the location, we distribute freshly slaughtered, stun-free halal meat from cows, sheep, and goats. We ensure animals have undergone regular veterinary check-ups, are disease-free and live in hygienic conditions where they are given adequate nutrition, shelter and water.
You absolutely can! When you give Qurbani online with Muslim Hands, we arrange a Shariah-compliant, stun-free sacrifice and distribute the meat to vulnerable people worldwide through our local experts.
At Muslim Hands, we offer Qurbanis to suit all budgets. Our lowest-priced Qurbani is £25 or you can give a Where Most Needed Qurbani for just £45 and our experts will allocate your sacrifice to wherever it is most needed. We also offer an organic, grass-fed UK Qurbani, with two-thirds of the meat delivered to your door at £310.
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