Qurban is the act of sacrificing an animal during Eid al-Adha, following the tradition of Prophet Ibrahim/Abraham (peace be upon him). It's a way to express gratitude to Allah and share blessings to those in need.

An adult Muslim who is financially able and meets the nisab (minimum wealth) threshold is encouraged to give Qurban.

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The latest you can give is on the second day of Eid (12th Dhulhijjah). We recommend you give earlier so your Qurban can be planned and carried out on time.

Our trusted teams perform Qurban on your behalf after Eid prayers, following all Islamic guidelines. The meat is distributed fresh to those

There are difference of opinions among scholars about this. We recommend you consult your local Imam or scholar for the ruling.

Yes, you can give Qurban on behalf of others as long as they among one of these categories: Family member: You can include a member of your family. Deceased relative: This will count as Sadaqah Jariyah for the one who have passed. Those who can't give Qurban: You can give on behalf of someone who are not financially able to give, who are ill, or who have any other valid reason that exempts them from the sacrifice. You will need consent from that person if you want to do it, and you must have good intentions.