THE STORY OF QURBANI: THE SACRIFICE OF PROPHET IBRAHIM (AS)
THE STORY OF QURBANI: THE SACRIFICE OF PROPHET IBRAHIM (AS)
O, my father, do as you are commanded. You will find me, if Allah wills, of the steadfast. (Holy Qur’an 37:102)
Long before the advent of Islam, Allah (SWT) tested the faith of Prophet Ibrahim (AS) by commanding him to sacrifice his son, Ismail (AS). In a remarkable demonstration of trust and devotion, Ismail (AS) urged his father to fulfil Allah’s (SWT) command. As Ibrahim (AS) prepared to carry out the sacrifice, Archangel Jibreel appeared and stopped him. Ibrahim (AS) had proven his obedience, and Allah (SWT) accepted his sacrifice.
The Message Behind Qurbani
This timeless story has been passed down for generations. It reminds us that when we remain steadfast in our faith, Allah (SWT) guides us through every challenge and rewards our trust in Him.
This Eid al-Adha, take a moment to share the story of Prophet Ibrahim’s (AS) sacrifice with your family. Watch our video together to reflect and reconnect.
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Eid al-Adha is our invitation to follow Prophet Ibrahim’s (AS) example of faith and sacrifice.
By upholding this time-honoured Sunnah, we were able to deliver 492,000 kg of Qurbani meat to 82,000 families across Pakistan last year. Thanks to your generosity, countless people enjoyed a nutritious Eid meal—some for the first time in months.
Help our team reach even more families this year by booking your Qurbani with us.
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.
Book your Qurbani in time for Eid. Book online or speak to our team at +44 (0)1274 424 444 during office hours.
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