What to do in the month of Rabi ul Awwal
Rabi Ul Awwal translates to ‘the first spring’ and is the third month in the Islamic calendar which holds special importance to Muslims all around the world.
Rabi Ul Awwal translates to ‘the first spring’ and is the third month in the Islamic calendar which holds special importance to Muslims all around the world.
This is because Qurbani commemorates the sacrifice that Ibrahim (AS) intended to make in the name of Allah (SWT), as well as the miracle delivered by Allah (SWT) to save Ibrahim’s (AS) son, Ismail (AS). In simple terms, the Qurbani rules in Islam state that the act is obligatory for every eligible Muslim. This eligibility stems from … Who is Qurbani Compulsory on?
The Hajj pilgrimage takes place in the last month of the Islamic year, Dhul Hijjah, with the first day of Hajj taking place on the eighth day of the month. Its purpose is to offer Muslims the chance to start anew in the eyes of Allah (SWT), clearing themselves of any sins they may have … What is Hajj and Why is it Important?
The distribution of Qurbani meat is one of the core aspects of the festival of the sacrifice, with great emphasis placed on the need for those who are most poor and needy benefiting. As per Islamic tradition, each sacrifice should account for three equal shares – one to the person making the sacrifice, one to … How to Distribute Qurbani Meat
Despite its importance, Qurbani isn’t a festival that is widely known by non-Muslims, resulting in a lot of questions surrounding the topic. As a UK Muslim charity, we’re taking it upon ourselves to ensure that a wide array of individuals is educated on the subject of Qurbani. Listed and answered below are some of the … Qurbani FAQs