Qurbani 2025

True Deservers of Qurbani—Those Who Suffer in Silence
Eid-ul-Adha—commonly known as Bari Eid—revives the timeless spirit of sacrifice offered by Hazrat Ibrahim (AS).
The Prophet Muhammad ﷺ was once asked:
“O Messenger of Allah, what are these sacrifices?”
He replied, “It is the Sunnah of your father Ibrahim.”
(Ibn Majah 3126)
After offering Eid prayers, Muslims across the world fulfill this sacred Sunnah through Qurbani (sacrifice).
And for every hair on the sacrificial animal, there is a reward!
“For every hair of the sacrificial animal, you will receive a reward.”
(Sunan Ibn Majah: 3117)
According to Islamic tradition, the meat of the Qurbani is divided into three equal parts:
One portion for relatives | One for the poor and needy | And one for your own household

Islam teaches us love, compassion, and sharing—be it Ramadan, Eid-ul-Fitr, or Eid-ul-Adha.
But in countless underprivileged communities, families are unable to perform Qurbani—or even taste meat on Eid—because of extreme poverty.
While our freezers overflow, they silently go hungry.
🤲 Shauoor Welfare Foundation has launched its Qurbani Program to bridge this gap.
Through a network of dedicated volunteers, we deliver sacrificial meat directly to deserving families, door-to-door—bringing smiles to faces where even voices don’t reach.
🌙 Be the reason behind someone’s Eid smile.
Donate your Qurbani to SHAUOOR and make your sacrifice count where it matters most.