YOUR QURBANI COMPLETES THEIR EID.
For many families in Pakistan, Eid al-Adha passes without a meal. Your Qurbani is the Sunnah of Ibrahim (AS), an obligation you fulfill, and an Eid a family will remember.
Qurbani 2026
For many families in Pakistan, Eid al-Adha passes without a meal. Your Qurbani is the Sunnah of Ibrahim (AS), an obligation you fulfill, and an Eid a family will remember.
EVERY EID, SOME TABLES
STAY EMPTY.
For widows, orphans, and families living in poverty, a hearty meal depends entirely on someone else’s Qurbani.
Eid al-Adha isn’t just a celebration. It’s sometimes the only time of the year when families sit around a full table because your Qurbani reached them.
You can change what their Eid looks like.
- Animals are sourced from local Pakistani farmers.
- Slaughtered in accordance with Islamic principles.
- Delivered fresh to families who have been waiting.
“Their meat will not reach Allah, nor will their blood — but what reaches Him is piety from you.” — Surah Al-Hajj: 37
How Does Your Donation Helps
The Impact of Your Giving
3,750
Families received Qurbani meat last Eid.
110
Cows sourced from local Pakistani farmers.
30
Goats slaughtered and distributed to families in need.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Yes. Every animal is sourced locally in Pakistan and slaughtered in strict accordance with Islamic principles, ensuring your obligation is fulfilled correctly.
Fresh Qurbani meat is distributed to widows, orphans, the elderly, people with disabilities, and low-income families across Pakistan.
Yes. You can give Qurbani on behalf of a deceased family member or anyone you wish to dedicate your sacrifice to.
MTJF offers a Cow Share for $130, a full Goat for $300, and a full Cow for $910, all sourced from local Pakistani farmers.
MTJF shares updates with donors so they can see their Qurbani in action.