Qurbani with Confidence

Qurbani With Confidence

Imran Khan Cancer Appeal is committed to upholding the highest standards while performing your sacrifice.

From the moment you place an order online or over the phone to distributing the meat, we make sure your Qurbani is aligned with the teachings of the Sunnah. We even take steps to protect the local environment by collecting and recycling any leftover animal hides. Read more to discover why donors return to book their Qurbani with us each year.

Offer a share in a cow for £60 Sacrifice a goat/sheep for £128 Sacrifice a cow for £420

 


DONATION POLICY

100% of your donation is spent on performing your sacrifice. We do not make a profit on your order. This year, you can get started with your Qurbani for as little as £60 for a share in a cow. Our rates for 2024 are as follows:

Offer a share in a cow for £60 Sacrifice a goat/sheep for £128 Sacrifice a cow for £420

 


ANIMAL SELECTION

We ensure the livestock selected for you is healthy, of the right age, and without any flaws that could potentially make your Qurbani void. Our staff personally visit every farm we work with and inspect each animal.

Offer a share in a cow for £60 Sacrifice a goat/sheep for £128 Sacrifice a cow for £420

 


TOP ABATTOIRS

On the first day of Eid after Salah (prayer), your Qurbani animal is slaughtered under strict supervision and according to the Shari’ah ruling on halal. The entire process is carried out in premier abattoirs, in a humane and ethical manner.

We do not work with cheap slaughterhouses, where bad practices, poor conditions or a lack of monitoring could make your Qurbani invalid.

Cheap slaughterhouses are often a place of distress for animals, and this does not align with the Sunnah.

Offer a share in a cow for £60 Sacrifice a goat/sheep for £128 Sacrifice a cow for £420

 


Processing And Packaging

The meat from your Qurbani animal is divided into portions of 5-10 kg and carefully frozen to maintain freshness. It is then packaged and transported under controlled temperatures to some of the poorest neighbourhoods across Pakistan. All the necessary precautions are taken to ensure your Qurbani reaches needy families in a perfect condition, even in the hot summer months when it can spoil quickly.

Offer a share in a cow for £60 Sacrifice a goat/sheep for £128 Sacrifice a cow for £420

 


EFFECTIVE DISTRIBUTION

Our largest distribution drive ever saw us deliver 562,000 kgs of premium meat to 93,000 families in 2023, providing hope and sustenance to some of the neediest people across Pakistan.

The price you paid for your Qurbani covered the full cost of the animal, the closely supervised sacrifice, and the distribution of the meat. We made no profit on your order.

Offer a share in a cow for £60 Sacrifice a goat/sheep for £128 Sacrifice a cow for £420

 


LEFTOVER ANIMAL HIDES

Each year, thousands of Qurbanis are performed, resulting in a surplus of animal hides. These are normally buried or otherwise badly disposed of. After Eid ul-Adha, our staff take to the streets to collect and sell the discarded hides for a small profit.

The money raised from the clean-up drive is put back into Shaukat Khanum Hospitals, where 75% of our neediest cancer patients are treated for free throughout the year.

Offer a share in a cow for £60 Sacrifice a goat/sheep for £128 Sacrifice a cow for £420

 


READY TO BOOK YOUR QURBANI?

Qurbani is time-critical, and we encourage you to book early to avoid disappointment!

We can accept your orders up to and on the day of Eid ul-Adha. Ordering is easy, just book online at Imran Khan Cancer Appeal today or give us a call at +44 (0)1274 424 444 during office hours and provide us with the names of those on whose behalf the sacrifice will be carried out.

Offer a share in a cow for £60 Sacrifice a goat/sheep for £128 Sacrifice a cow for £420

 
The walk-in clinic at our new cancer hospital in Karachi is now open to patients in Sindh and Southern Balochistan. Can you add a small Sadaqah Jariyah donation to your Qurbani order and help us reach even more construction milestones this year? Find out more.

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