Global Rahmah Foundation is distributing quality meat to families in 18+ countries this Eid. Many Muslims look forward to this time of year as it's the only chance they can eat fresh meat. Help them enjoy the spirit of Eid-al-Adha and give them their share through your Qurbani donation.
Fulfil your Islamic obligation and donate Qurbani to most needed communities from the wealth you have been blessed with. Families can then use this meat to make cooked meals and nutritious meals they may not otherwise have throughout the whole year. The cost of animals will depend on their size, with larger animals costing more than smaller animals like sheep and goats.
This Eid-al-Adha, you can help countless families across the globe. Your Eid-ul-Adha Qurbani donation will provide essential nutrients and allow disadvantaged communities to take part in the spirit of Eid-al-Adha.
We have distributed Qurbani meat to vulnerable families and communities in Gaza for many years. With the current situation, you may be wondering how we are able to send Qurbani meat to Gaza in 2026. Here's how we do it:
First, healthy animals are sacrificed outside of Gaza. Meat is then divided and tinned. These tins are shipped into Gaza through crossings. Tinned meat takes longer to reach, with the exact time depending on the opening of crossings. As people in Gaza face severe food insecurity, we recognise the dire need to send Qurbani meat into the region and strive to ensure this reaches them. With your support, we can give their share.
Alongside Gaza, we have sent Qurbani meat to people in Palestine and Palestinian refugees (in Jordan and Lebanon) for over a decade. Here's how it's done:
Animals are sacrificed outside of these regions. The meat is divided and frozen. Frozen meat is then shipped to its final destination. This meat will reach recipients within 40-60 days. Palestinian communities can then consume hot meals and receive essential nutrients. Fulfilling your Islamic duty, you can give people in Palestine/Palestinian refugees their share this Eid.
Many families, especially those facing extreme poverty, look forward to Qurbani as it's the only time of year they can eat meat. This nutritious meat provides essential minerals that they so urgently require. Your generous donations provide sustenance to families and can help take the burden of hunger away.
We are offering several donation options this year. Choose to donate a small animal, large animal share, whole large animal, camel share or whole camel (location dependent).
The cost of Qurbani varies depending on distribution location and type of animal. The cheapest Qurbani with GRF starts from just £25 for a large animal share.
The cost of a small animal begins at £70, while a large animal starts at £170 and a camel starts at £670. The cost of one camel share starts at £96.
We have been distributing Qurbani shares to forgotten communities for over 10 years, following Islamic guidelines. Thanks to your generous donations, poor families are able to eat meat, take part in Eid celebrations and enjoy hot cooked meals this Eid-al-Adha.
Give Qurbani now. Your Qurbani = Their Eid
Qurbani FAQs
Qurbani is the ritual in which Prophet Ibrahim (peace be upon him) was willing to sacrifice his son after Allah commanded him to. Before carrying out the slaughter, his son was replaced by an animal. Every year, Muslims commemorate this Islamic tradition during the Islamic month of Dhul Hijjah by perorfming a sacrifice of livestock (sheep, cows, goats or camels) during Eid-al-Adha as part of this sacred tradition. Qurbani also aligns with Hajj, the pilgrimage to Makkah, as pilgrims must complete Qurbani after Hajj.
Our team distributes Qurbani in 18 countries: Pakistan, Bangladesh, India, Afghanistan, Somalia, Chad, Tanzania, Nigeria, Burkina Faso, Sudan, Ghana, Mali, Yemen, Lebanon, Jordan and Palestine (Gaza and Palestine). This distribution supports those facing poverty, conflict and displacement, including Palestinian and Syrian refugees. This creates a real global impact for donors and beneficiaries.
Yes, Qurbani is an annual obligation that adults must give before Eid-ul-Adha in the month of Dhul-Hijjah, making a yearly impact. Many Muslims choose to pay Qurbani online, which can be done through our website, making it easier to complete this act of charity.
No, children do not have to donate Qurbani charity.
The cost of Qurbani in Gaza varies from year to year, depending on animal prices for goats, sheep, cows and camels. Please contact us for more information.
Meat is first sacrificed outside of Gaza, then divided and tinned. Tins are shipped into Gaza through crossings. Tinned meat takes longer to reach, with the exact time depending on crossings. You can find out more about how we send Qurbani meat into Gaza here on our website.
Animals are sacrificed outside of Palestine. Next, our team divides and deep freezes meat. The meat is shipped to its destination. Frozen meat will take longer to reach. Once reached, it can be used to provide hot meals.
You can donate camel meat in 6 countries in Africa: Sudan, Nigeria, Somalia, Kenya, Burkina Faso and Chad. You can choose to donate one camel share or an entire camel, with Qurbani shares depending on your donor preference.
Yes, every donor must give a minimum of one Qurbani share each during Dhul Hijjah. This does not replace Zakat.
No, you cannot give money to the poor instead of Qurbani. Islam always recommends helping the poor and encourages charity, including Sadaqah, so donors can give money as well as Qurbani. Donors can also support others through food parcel initiatives, water supplies or medical care, but these donations cannot be used to replace your Qurbani. Qurbani must still involve animal sacrifice.
Yes, you can give Qurbani on behalf of the deceased in Islam before Eid-ul-Adha.