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This year IDRF will be conducting Qurbani in Bangladesh (including Rohingya Refugees), India, Kashmir, Palestine, Yemen, Pakistan, Somalia, Sudan, Tanzania, Turkiye & Syria (including Syrian and Uyghur Refugees), Chad, Mali, Niger, Botswana, Lesotho, Malawi, Namibia, Eswatini (formerly Swaziland), Zambia, and Zimbabwe. A country price table with various options is listed above.

While Qurbani is not mandatory, it is highly encouraged by Islamic teachings. It is considered a Sunnah, following the exemplary practice of Prophet Muhammad SAW, and offers immense rewards and blessings from Allah SWT. By participating in Qurbani, Muslims can emulate the devotion of Prophet Ibrahim AS and strengthen their faith.

Anyone who has the financial means can participate in Qurbani. It is an inclusive act of worship that promotes unity and social responsibility. Muslims of all backgrounds are encouraged to engage in this sacred tradition and share the joyous celebration of Eid-ul-Adha with those in need.

Participating in Qurbani through IDRF is simple. Choose your donation amount, and select the region where you want the Qurbani to take place. Then, IDRF will handle all the necessary arrangements on your behalf.

Yes, IDRF allows you to perform Qurbani on behalf of yourself, your family members, or friends. It is a meaningful way to honor your loved ones and involve them in this sacred tradition.

The meat from the Qurbani is distributed among those in need. IDRF ensures that it reaches deserving individuals and communities across the world.

Yes, IDRF provides updates and reports on the distribution of Qurbani meat and the communities it benefits. You can stay informed about the impact of your contribution and the positive change it brings.

No. Traditionally, Qurbani is performed during Eid-ul-Adha, which means that IDRF only accepts donations for Qurbani before Eid-ul-Adha.

IDRF is committed to ensuring that the sacrifice and distribution of meat occur in a time and manner that is appropriate for the people in that country to celebrate Eid Al-Adha, under the guidance of local religious leaders.

This year, IDRF will be conducting Qurbani in Bangladesh (including Rohingya Refugees), India, Kashmir, Palestine, Yemen, Pakistan, Somalia, Sudan, Tanzania, Turkiye & Syria (including Syrian and Uyghur Refugees), Chad, Mali, Niger, Botswana, Lesotho, Malawi, Namibia, Eswatini (formerly Swaziland), Zambia, and Zimbabwe.

In order to reach those who are most in need, we need to have the flexibility to allocate meat distribution throughout the country. Therefore, donors can choose the country, but not a specific geographical location within that country.

All prices listed above are one share of a cow, except for in Southern Africa, where we are doing goats, and India, where we are doing water buffalo. If you’d like to do an entire cow, add seven shares to your cart. If you’d like to do a whole goat, please donate one share towards Southern Africa.

IDRF is committed to doing its best to ensure that Qurbani is carried out. That may mean that we have to relocate to a different geographic area or bear the cost of paying for last-minute arrangements elsewhere. If we truly could not, we will notify our donors, but this would need to be a major global disaster. This has never happened to date.