EA – Qurbani 1447 | 2026
Qurbani 1447 | 2026
Fulfil your Qurbani 2026 with confidence, sincerity, and a true sense of purpose. At Al-Ansar, we will be carrying out your Qurbani during the blessed days of Eid al-Adha in Uganda, ensuring your sacrifice reaches some of the most vulnerable communities. From the careful selection of healthy animals to the humane slaughter and organised distribution, every step is carried out in accordance with Islamic principles. Your Qurbani is not just an obligation, it is a means of delivering nourishment, dignity, and joy to families who rarely have access to meat.
The essence of Qurbani lies in the legacy of Prophet Ibrahim (AS), a powerful symbol of obedience, sacrifice, and devotion to Allah. By following this tradition, you are reviving a Sunnah while directly supporting families living in hardship. In many parts of Uganda, your Qurbani will provide meals that sustain households for days, bringing relief and happiness during these blessed days.
Goat £40 = 1 Share
Sheep £50 = 1 Share
Cow £250 = 7 Shares
What Is a Qurbani Share?
According to Islamic teachings, larger animals like cows and camels can be divided into seven equal shares, with each share representing one person’s Qurbani. This makes Qurbani more affordable and accessible, especially for those who may not be able to purchase an entire animal individually. When you contribute to a cow share, your portion is treated as a full Qurbani on your behalf.
By contrast, goats and sheep cannot be shared they are valid only for one individual’s Qurbani. These smaller animals are often selected by those who prefer to donate a full sacrifice on their own.
Differences Between Cow, Goat, and Sheep for Qurbani
- Goat: One Qurbani per goat. Must be at least one year old and healthy. Ideal for individual donors.
- Sheep: Like goats, one Qurbani per sheep. Can be six months old if it appears fully grown.
- Cow: Can serve up to seven people. Must be at least two years old. Perfect for shared donations among family or groups.
Each animal must be free of defects and meet age and health criteria outlined in Islamic jurisprudence. The sacrifice must be carried out during the days of Eid between the 10th and 12th of Dhul-Hijjah and only after the Eid prayer
The Messenger of Allah ﷺ, Prophet Muhammad, said: “The son of Adam does not do any action on the Day of Sacrifice that is more beloved to Allah than shedding blood (of the sacrifice). It will come on the Day of Resurrection with its horns, hair, and hooves, and its blood is accepted by Allah before it even falls upon the ground.” (Tirmidhi).
This reminds us of the عظمت (greatness) and immense reward of Qurbani.
With Al-Ansar’s 100% donation policy, you can give with full trust and peace of mind, knowing that your sacrifice is delivered directly to those in need. This Qurbani 2026, let your donation be a source of barakah, feeding families across Uganda and spreading hope where it is needed most.
Donate your Qurbani through Al-Ansar and ensure your sacrifice nourishes lives this Eid ul-Adha
