In the tradition of a father willing to sacrifice his only son, what will you sacrifice this Dhul Hijjah?
UK Sheep £215
£17,415
Raised of £27,000 target
“O my son,
indeed I have seen in a dream that I must sacrifice you,
so see what you think.”
Faced with an impossible choice, Prophet Ibrahim (as) consulted his son; a child he’d been blessed with
after a lifetime of praying for an heir. He found Ismael was a boy wise beyond his years. When he
submitted willingly to the divine command, Ibrahim offered the life of his beloved child in submission to his Lord.
The honour of Prophet Ibrahim (as) was sealed as the tradition of Qurbani began. Today, as we reflect on the lessons of Ibrahim’s sacrifice, are we willing to make the greater sacrifice? This is to give the very best of what we can, to earn Allah’s love, just as he did?
‘You will not attain righteousness, unless you give of that which you love; and whatever thing you spend, Allah surely knows it.’ (3:92)
Performing Qurbani with HHUGS is the greater sacrifice. It means offering the biggest animal, under the best conditions, and ensuring HMC approved meat for those most in need. Donating for Qurbani overseas may be the cheaper option, but performing Qurbani in the UK, and giving it to the needy who are nearest, is closer to the Sunnah of the Prophet (saw), as agreed to by all four schools in Islam.
This Eid, revive the Sunnah of Qurbani, by offering the best you can give, to the nearest in need.
If you could give for His sake, wouldn’t you give the very best you could?
“There is no money more cherished than that money which is spent for Qurbani on the day of Eid.” (at-Tabarani)
In the Days of Tashreeq, when there’s nothing more beloved to Allah than Qurbani, honour the tradition of our father Ibrahim (as) by making the greater sacrifice.
Ensure your sacrifice fulfils the conditions of Qurbani so you reap its full rewards.
Raise the bar this Dhul Hijjah, by giving the best you can.
Who should offer Qurbani?
Which animals are suitable for Qurbani?
The best & biggest animal
Sharia compliance & transparency
The correct time for Qurbani
Sacrifice in your own country
Still unsure about gifting your Qurbani with HHUGS? Have a look at our QURBANI FAQS
"We are a large family of seven and very rarely eat meat, as it is very expensive and unaffordable for us. So to be able to enjoy some lamb on Eid was a rare pleasure for the entire family. May Allah bless all those that contributed to make that happen and grant them al-firdaws."