Qurbani 2025

Qurbani 2024: How Your Sacrifice Brought Hope to 2,500 Families in Bangladesh | Projects for Humanity

Your Qurbani can Bring joy and happiness to a family

“Their meat will not reach Allah, nor will their blood, but what reaches Him is piety from you.” Al-Quran [22:37]

We delivered 522 Qurbani, benefitted 28,500 people

With all of your generosity, we were able to deliver 522 Qurbani on behalf of you and benefitted 28,500 people in last five years

What is Qurbani?

Qurbani means sacrifice. Every year during the Islamic month of Dhul Hijjah (10th, 11th, and 12th day), Muslims around the world slaughter an animal – a goat, sheep, cow or camel – to reflect Prophet Ibrahim’s willingness to sacrifice his son Ismail, for God’s sake.

Where is Projects for Humanity performing the sacrifices?

Projects for Humanity will sacrifice in different regions of Bangladesh.

What is covered in my donation?

One Qurbani is equivalent to 1 goat/sheep or 1/7 of a cow.

How does Projects for Humanity handle Qurbani and distribution?

Projects for Humanity volunteers selects animals adhering to Islamic guidelines and protocols then performs the sacrifice, portions and packages the meat, and finally distributes it to local people who are most in need.

How much meat does each family receive, and how many people does it feed?

Each family will receive on average 2kg-3kg, this feeds roughly a family of 5.

Are the names of the donors spoken out loud during the sacrifice?

Projects for Humanity does not say specific names out loud due to the high number of donors, and some wishing to stay anonymous. However, a general statement of “Sacrifice for the donors who contributed to the P4H Qurbani campaign” is spoken out loud. Scholars have approved the sacrifice without the names as long as the intention of the person was made.

What is the impact of Qurbani?

Your Qurbani donation helps the orphans, widows, elderly, poverty-stricken people many of whom enjoy the luxury of eating meat once a year on this occasion.