Qurbani 2024

Qurbani 2024

Eid ul Adha is a three-day festivity upon which it is wajib for Muslim’s (who can afford it) to sacrifice an animal/share of a bigger animal in the name of Allah.

Qurbani is the Sunnah of Prophet Ibrahim (as). It shows the unconditional commitment and devotion of the Prophet Ibrahim (AS) and Prophet Ismail (AS) towards Allah. Muslims all around the globe celebrate Eid ul Adha in their commemoration.

IHelp Global has been delivering Qurbani projects in Pakistan, India Bangladesh, Uganda and Tanzania since 2013. It’s too hard for a common man in these countries to afford survival food. Meat is expensive in these countries. The unemployment rate is high in these areas. Buying cattle from local farmers provides them with income.

Hunger along with improper nutrition is one of the major causes and precursor of many fatal diseases. Meat is a rich source of muscle-building proteins, vitamins, and other micro-nutrients. So certain deficiencies among children and adults cause malnutrition. About 34 percent of children under the age of 5 are victims of malnutrition.

So IHelp Global encourages people to do Qurbani in these countries. Muslims these countries are the most deserving people of your Qurbani meat. Only a tiny fraction of the Muslim population can afford to do Qurbani on the day of Eid Ul Adha. So perform sunnah and feed needy people.

IHelp Global is a non-governmental organisation (NGO) founded in 2009 in the United Kingdom, with a focus on addressing the challenges facing vulnerable communities in Africa and Asia. In particular, the organisation has made significant efforts towards poverty alleviation and climate change mitigation in Tanzania and Pakistan, where it has developed sustainable livelihood programs to promote self-reliance and educate people on how to live sustainably within the means of their own environment.

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IHelp Global is a non-governmental organisation (NGO) founded in 2009 in the United Kingdom, with a focus on addressing the challenges facing vulnerable communities in Africa and Asia. In particular, the organisation has made significant efforts towards poverty alleviation and climate change mitigation in Tanzania and Pakistan, where it has developed sustainable livelihood programs to promote self-reliance and educate people on how to live sustainably within the means of their own environment.

With climate change at the forefront of its mission, IHelp Global has been incredibly active and deeply committed to the preservation of the environment amidst climate change concerns leading to the establishment of the Children’s Eco Village in 2012 in Tanzania; a habitat where children can develop environmental awareness and a sense of environmental responsibility towards the world in which they live.

While IHelp Global prioritises long-term sustainable programmes over short-term interventions, the organisation also engage, periodically, in the latter as the community needs dictate.