Qurbani Pricing Checklist
QURBANI PRICING CHECKLIST – 3 QUESTIONS TO ASK BEFORE YOU BOOK
Many charities have discounted Qurbani deals in the run up to Eid al-Adha. While competition can be a good thing, we also need consider whether our Qurbani is likely to be valid. Here are three questions to keep in mind as you shop around this year.
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1. ARE CHEAPER QURBANI DEALS SUNNAH COMPLIANT?
Selecting a charity partner for Qurbani is a big responsibility. The charity we pick should uphold the highest standards of Shari’ah to ensure our sacrifice is valid.
Unfortunately, many organisations take part in a ‘race to the bottom’ by offering discounted deals to increase bookings. While cheaper deals are tempting, our Qurbani should align with the teachings of the Sunnah and the Shari’ah ruling on halal.
With Imran Khan Cancer Appeal, you can trust that:
- Each animal we select is healthy and of the correct age.
- The slaughtering process is humane and follows halal guidelines.
- The meat is processed in a hygienic and professional environment.
- The meat is carefully packed to ensure it stays fresh.
- Litter from leftover animal hides is collected after Eid al-Adha.
2. HOW MUCH SHOULD YOU SPEND ON A SUNNAH COMPLIANT QURBANI?
When the Messenger of Allah (ﷺ) wanted to offer a sacrifice, he brought two large, fat, horned, black-and-white, castrated rams. He slaughtered one on behalf of his nation […] and he slaughtered the other on behalf of Muhammad and the family of Muhammad (ﷺ). (Sunan Ibn Majah)
The Prophet (ﷺ) lived modestly and often went without food for days. Yet many hadiths describe that when it came to Eid al-Adha, he gave the finest of what he had: two fat animals of the highest quality, setting an example for us to do the same.
If you’re on a budget this year, choose a Qurbani within your means—because intention matters most. If you can afford to give more, consider increasing or doubling your sacrifice, following the Sunnah of the Sahaba.
And Allah (SWT) knows our intentions best.
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3. ARE YOU PAYING FOR THE FULL SERVICE – WITHOUT DEDUCTIONS?
And we ransomed him with a great sacrifice. And we left for him [favourable mention] among later generations. Peace be upon Ibrahim. (The Holy Qur’an 37:107)
The story of Qurbani reminds us that sacrifice is more than a transaction—it is an expression of faith and obedience. When commanded by Allah (SWT), Prophet Ibrahim (AS) prepared to make the ultimate sacrifice without hesitation. His sincerity was accepted by Allah (SWT) and honoured for generations to come.
That spirit of sincerity continues each year. And for those giving Qurbani through a charity, it’s important to know exactly what your donation covers.
At Imran Khan Cancer Appeal, 100% of your donation goes toward performing your sacrifice. This covers everything from the value of the animal to the supervised sacrifice and the distribution of meat. We do not take any share from your Qurbani.
Here’s how you can secure your Qurbani with us this Eid al-Adha:
Step 1: Choose your Qurbani option and complete your payment online or by calling us.
Step 2: If booking on behalf of someone, provide their details by calling +44 (0)1274 424 444.
Step 3: Book early to ensure your Qurbani is arranged before Eid al-Adha. We can accept bookings on the day, depending on availability.
Give your Qurbani with full transparency. Book online or speak to our team at +44 (0)1274 424 444 during office hours.
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