Fulfill Your Qurbani. Feed the Hungry. Gain Allah’s Reward.
This Eid, perform your Qurbani with ease and help feed families in need across 6 countries.
Just $50 feeds up to 50 people per animal.
Choose from 6 countries
100% Zakat-eligible and tax-deductible.
The Prophet ﷺ said that for every hair of the sacrificed animal, one receives a reward from Allah.
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The Messenger of Allah (ﷺ) said, “There is nothing dearer to Allah during the days of Qurbani than the sacrificing of animals."
Give Qurbani Like It’s Your Last.
Fulfill your sacred duty this Dhul Hijjah. Give a Qurban that delivers fresh meat directly to Gaza, Yemen, Bangladesh, and 10+ other countries in crises. Your sacrifice feeds entire families who haven’t tasted meat in months.
💔 For Millions, Eid Is Just Another Day of Hunger
Right now, in places like Gaza, Yemen, Syria, and
Bangladesh families are living on scraps. Children haven’t eaten meat in over a year.
Many orphans won’t feel the joy of Eid unless someone like you steps in. Your Qurbani isn’t just meat,
It’s the only Eid meal they’ll have.
It’s a mother’s du’a for mercy.
It’s a starving child’s first full plate in months.
What Is Qurbani (Udhiyah), and Why Does It Matter?
Qurbani, or Udhiyah, is a sacred act of worship during Eid al-Adha, honoring the legacy of Prophet Ibrahim (AS).
It’s your opportunity to draw closer to Allah by sacrificing an animal and sharing its meat with the needy.
“It is neither their meat nor their blood that reaches Allah, but it is piety from you.”
—Surah Al-Hajj (22:37)
Where Your Qurbani Goes
🇵🇰 Pakistan: Feeds villages in flood-affected areas
🇸🇴 Somalia: Supports drought-hit regions
🇵🇸 Gaza & 🇱🇧 Lebanon: Feeds displaced families
🇰🇪 Kenya & 🇺🇬 Uganda: Aids orphan's & families
Each sacrifice feeds up to 40–50 people many of whom only eat meat during Eid.
Why Give Qurbani with Najam?
✅ Shariah-Compliant Slaughter
✅ Performed on Eid Days (not before)
✅ You Receive a Confirmation
✅ Distributed to the Poorest First
✅ Zakat-Eligible & Tax Deductible
Give like it’s your last.
Qurban is more than a ritual, it’s a symbol of sacrifice, devotion, and obedience to Allah, following the legacy of Prophet Ibrahim (AS).
It's an act of worship that reaches beyond borders and touches hearts you may never meet, but whose prayers will reach you.
It provides meat and nourishment to families who may not have eaten meat in months. We’ve made it through Ramadan and Alhamdulillah so have they but we must ask ask ourselves: if this was your final Qurban, how would you give it?
Would you choose the cheapest option, or the one that reaches the neediest hands - Like right now in Gaza? Would you give half-heartedly, or pour your intentions into every dollar, every prayer?
Would you want your final Qurban to be ordinary… or unforgettable? Because what if—just what if—this Qurban was the last gift you ever gave in this life?
Imagine this: A struggling mother in a remote village, whispering your name in her du’a. Children in Gaza who haven’t had a proper meal in a year - let alone meat breaking into smiles over your Qurban. A sacrifice made in your name, echoing the obedience of Ibrahim (AS), accepted by Allah, and meeting you on the Day of Judgment as light on your scale.
That’s what this moment could mean. That’s what this act could carry. In a world full of distractions, where death is certain but its time is unknown—give like it matters.
Give like it’s your last. This Qurban could be the deed that ultimately earns us Jannah.
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COUNTRIES IMPACTED IN 2024
12,112,800
PEOPLE IMPACTED IN 2024
311,700
PEOPLE IMPACTED IN GAZA 2024
4,800
PEOPLE IMPACTED IN LEBANON 2024
🕋 The Sunnah of Ibrahim (AS) – A Sacred Trust
Qurbani (Udhiyah) commemorates the profound sacrifice of Prophet Ibrahim (AS).
It is a form of worship an obligation for those who can afford it and a means to gain Allah’s pleasure.
❝ It is not their meat nor their blood that reaches Allah, but it is your piety that reaches Him. ❞
—Qur’an 22:37
By giving your Qurbani, you’re not only obeying Allah, you're
relieving hunger, saving lives, and earning eternal reward.
⚠️ Don’t Wait — Qurbani for Gaza Are Limited
Due to high demand and conflict restrictions,
our Gaza Qurbani slots are nearly full. Secure yours before they close.
Deadlines:
✅ Secure Early Qurban: Before Dhul Hijjah (May 16)
✅ Final Day to Give: End of Eid (June 6)
FAQs
Common Queries Answered: Learn How You Can Help and Engage
Is my Qurbani done on Eid day?
Yes – all sacrifices are performed during the correct days of Eid.
Can I give on behalf of my family?
Yes – you can give multiple shares and dedicate them to loved ones.
Is Najam Relief a reliable organization to donate to
Absolutely. Najam Relief is committed to transparency and accountability. We ensure that all donations are utilized efficiently to maximize impact. Our financial reports and project results are publicly available on our website.
Is it Zakat-eligible?
Yes – all donations are 100% Zakat-eligible and tax-deductible.
Will I receive confirmation?
Yes – you’ll get an email receipt and photo/video updates where possible.
Why do Muslims celebrate Eid Al Adha and perform Qurbani?
The celebration of Eid Al-Adha commemorates the willingness of Prophet Ibrahim’s (as) to sacrifice his son Ismail (as) to prove his faith to Allah (swt). As he was about to perform the sacrifice, Allah (swt) in His infinite wisdom saved Ismail (as) and replaced him with a sheep.
For us as Muslims, we celebrate Eid Al-Adha to commemorate the loyalty and devotion of Prophet Ibrahim (as) towards Allah (swt). In doing so, we perform Qurbani which is the sacrifice of a sheep, goat, or cow of which its meat is often distributed to the poor.
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