Qurbani 2026
When you fulfil your Qurbani online through Children of Adam, you ensure that nourishing, fresh meat reaches those who need it most, orphans, refugees, the elderly, disabled, impoverished families and vulnerable communities around the globe. At Children of Adam, we passionately believe everyone deserves to celebrate Eid with dignity, joy, and comfort.
If you are eligible for Qurbani, choose Children of Adam to perform this sacred act on your behalf, strictly according to the teachings of the Qur’an. Your generous contribution will directly nourish disadvantaged individuals in Yemen, Pakistan, Nepal, and Malawi, bringing relief, hope and happiness into their lives.
This eid your Qurbani can do much more than fulfil your religious duty—it can transform lives. Help us deliver nutritious, life-saving meals to those most in need. Feed the hungry, uplift the vulnerable, and spread joy this blessed season.
Donate to Children of Adam today and bring dignity, hope, and happiness to those who need it most.
Qurbani, also known as Udhiya, is the Islamic act of sacrificing an animal during Eid al-Adha in remembrance of the devotion and obedience of Prophet Ibrahim (AS). It is performed after the Eid prayer during the days of 10th to 12th Dhul Hijjah.
Qurbani is due from every adult Muslim of sound mind whose wealth is above the Nisab threshold after essential needs and debts are covered.
One sheep or goat counts as one share. One cow or camel can be split into seven shares. Each eligible Muslim should give one share.
Yes. You can give Qurbani on behalf of dependants, family members, or deceased loved ones.
Qurbani is performed after the Eid prayer during the 10th, 11th and 12th of Dhul Hijjah. Add the Gregorian 2026 dates here once confirmed for your campaign.
Your donation allows Children of Adam to arrange the Qurbani on your behalf and distribute the meat to families in need through local delivery channels.
Children of Adam distributes Qurbani meat to vulnerable families and individuals in need, including impoverished households, refugees, elderly people, disabled people, and other vulnerable communities.
You should expand this answer with your actual recipient selection method.
Qurbani must be carried out after the Eid prayer and within the days of Eid al-Adha. Donations made too late for that window should be clearly explained on the page so donors know how they will be handled.
Current listed options are Nepal, Pakistan, Malawi, Yemen, Palestine/West Bank, Indonesia, and Lebanon
Yes. If more than one person in a household is eligible, more than one Qurbani may be due. You can also give additional shares on behalf of others.
