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Qurbani in India | Share the Blessings of Eid with the Forgotten Ummah

This Eid ul-Adha, perform your Qurbani in India and feed families who have been left behind by society. In many Muslim communities across India, poverty is severe and widespread. With rising costs of food, medicine, and rent, fresh meat is simply out of reach for millions – especially widows, orphans and daily wage workers.

Your Qurbani will bring more than just meat. It will bring dignity, comfort and joy to people who rarely experience either.

The Prophet ﷺ said:
“There is no deed done on the Day of Sacrifice that is more beloved to Allah than the spilling of blood…”
(Tirmidhi)

Let your sacrifice reach those whose plates are empty this Eid.

Why Donate Qurbani in India?

Muslims in India often live in marginalised communities, facing both poverty and discrimination. Many lack access to quality education, healthcare and stable jobs. In villages and urban slums alike, entire families survive on very little, and fresh meat is considered a rare luxury.

By donating your Qurbani in India, you’ll ensure that struggling Muslim families receive a fair portion of fresh meat during the days of Eid. Dabbagh Welfare Trust works with reliable partners on the ground who follow strict Islamic guidelines for every sacrifice and ensure the meat is distributed directly to those most in need.

Only Cow Qurbani Is Performed

In India, your Qurbani will be fulfilled using large animals only.

  • One full cow: Qurbani for 7 people

  • One share in a cow: Qurbani for 1 person

All sacrifices are performed after Eid salah, within the days of Eid, and in accordance with Islamic rulings. The meat is distributed fresh, not frozen, to preserve its nutritional value and impact.

A Sacred Act with Lasting Reward

Allah says in the Qur’an:
“So pray to your Lord and sacrifice [to Him alone].”
(Surah Al-Kawthar 108:2)

Your Qurbani in India will bring immediate joy to families who have very little. It is an act of worship and a form of mercy that connects you to the most vulnerable in our Ummah.

Give your Qurbani in India through Dabbagh Welfare Trust – and let your sacrifice be a source of relief, reward and renewal.

Donate your cow share now. Fulfil your Qurbani. Feed the forgotten.