Give Your Qurbani Where the Need is the Most

Qurbani is the sacred sacrifice offered during Eid al-Adha in remembrance of the devotion and obedience of Prophet Ibrahim (AS). It is a powerful act of worship that also brings relief, nourishment and joy to families in need.

Giving through Lonely Orphans allows your Qurbani to reach orphaned and vulnerable children, families and communities facing hardship. Your sacrifice becomes more than a ritual, it becomes a source of food, dignity and care.

Your Qurbani is intended for those most in need, including orphans, vulnerable children, widows and struggling families in impoverished and crisis-affected communities supported by Lonely Orphans.

Yes, where options are available, you can select from the locations listed on the campaign page. This allows you to direct your Qurbani towards the people and regions closest to your heart.

It is always best to give as early as possible so arrangements can be made in time for Eid al-Adha. Early giving helps ensure your Qurbani is planned and delivered smoothly to those in need.

Yes, you can offer Qurbani on behalf of yourself or another person, whether living or deceased. Many donors also give additional Qurbanis on behalf of loved ones.

Yes. Qurbani is a specific sacrifice performed during Eid al-Adha, while Sadaqah is voluntary charity that can be given at any time of the year. Both are highly rewarding, but Qurbani has its own sacred purpose and time.

Your donation goes towards the procurement, sacrifice and distribution of meat to eligible beneficiaries in line with the Qurbani programme. The aim is to ensure families who rarely have access to meat can benefit during Eid.

Yes, you may give multiple Qurbanis if you wish. Many people choose to give extra shares or animals to extend the blessing to more families in need.