Qurbani

In accordance with our commitment to helping those who are oppressed, we are collecting Qurbani donations from those Muslims intending to perform their Udhiyya or Qurbani in places where the less fortunate can avail themselves of its sustenance and blessings.

The Prophet Muhammad ﷺ said “The one who wholeheartedly performs Qurbani of an animal for reward, the Qurbani will serve as a barrier between him and hellfire.” [Hadith]

Will we respond to this desperate plea and alleviate the sufferings of fellow Muslims in Yemen, Lebanon, Nigeria and the Rohingya in Bangladesh?

We can accept your Qurbani donations right up until the day of Eid!

Donate Your Qurbani

YEMEN

£140

The UN estimates that 60 percent of the estimated 377,000 deaths in Yemen since 2015 are the result of indirect causes like food insecurity and lack of accessible health services. Nearly 74 percent, or twenty-five million Yemenis, remain in need of assistance. Five million are at risk of famine, and a cholera outbreak has affected over one million people.

LEBANON

£247

Lebanon is grappling with its most severe crisis since the 2006 Lebanon war, with a conflict that has killed over 4,000 people, injured over 16,600, affected 1.3 million people, and caused significant displacement and widespread infrastructure damage.

NIGERIA

£70

In Nigeria for the families of many Islamic Movement supporters killed or injured, who are now
unable to provide for themselves and are reliant on charitable donations for their essential needs.

BANGLADESH

£95

In the Rohingya refugee camps in Bangladesh. The nearly one million Rohingya refugees who are
in exile in Bangladesh lack recognized legal status, which puts them on a precarious footing under
domestic law and makes them vulnerable to rights violations.

SADAQAH CONTRIBUTION

£any

If you dont need to give Qurbani, make a Sadaqah contribution towards the cost of an animal!

“There are no days that are greater before Allah or in which good deeds are more beloved to Him, than these ten days, so recite a great deal of tahleel (saying Laa ilaaha ill-Allah), takbeer (saying Allahu akbar) and tahmeed (saying al-hamdu Lillah) during them.”