QURBAN
Qurban, also known as Udhiyah, is the sacrifice of one of the five animals (sheep, goat, cattle, camel, and buffalo) during the 10th, 11th, and 12th days of Dhul-Hijjah in order to fulfill an act of ibadah and closeness to Allah (SWT).
Eidul Adha is a commemoration of the Prophet Ibrahim’s willingness to sacrifice his son Ismail, as an act of submission to Allah (SWT)’s command.
Qurban is a Sunnah Muakkadah. The Prophet ﷺ performed it regularly and encouraged the ummah to do so. According to a hadith in Ibn Majah, 'Whoever has the capacity to offer a Qurban but does not do so should not approach the Eid prayer.'
The minimum age is 1 year for sheep/goat, 2 years for cattle, and 5 years for camels. A cow or camel can be shared by up to 7 people.
Yes, sheep or goat is only for one person. A cow share can also be selected for one person.
Every free, resident Muslim who owns the Nisab value is encouraged to perform Qurban for themselves and on behalf of children.
Yes. You may intend on behalf of someone else or even for your deceased loved ones.
Yes, but you must register Qurban and Aqiqah/Nazar separately.
It will be done professionally with Islamic manners: facing Qiblah, saying the takbeer, and following the four-cut method.
It will take place in slaughterhouses, villages, or madrasahs in your selected country.
Usually on the first day of Eid. Due to logistics, some may be done on the second day.
You will receive a certificate, and depending on the country and type, a video or photo via WhatsApp.
The meat is distributed to poor villagers and madrasahs in the selected country.
No, meat cannot be imported to Singapore due to AVA regulations.
Qurban is performed during Eidul Adha to commemorate Prophet Ibrahim’s sacrifice, while Aqiqah is done to thank Allah (SWT) upon the birth of a child.
Yes, it is highly recommended to perform Qurban every year if you are financially able.
Both are valid. Overseas Qurban often reaches poorer communities, while local Qurban allows for personal involvement.
No, each act of worship should be done with its own intention to preserve its reward and validity.
As long as it is done within the days of Eid (10th–12th Dhul Hijjah), it is valid even if delayed slightly.
Yes, your name or the intended person's name is mentioned during the slaughter where applicable.
Yes, many scholars permit offering Qurban on behalf of the Prophet ﷺ as an act of love and devotion.
Yes, but it is better to inform them out of respect, especially if they are alive.
AQIQAH
Aqiqah is the Qurban offered for a newborn as gratitude to Allah (SWT).
It is a Sunnah. Hair is trimmed, sadaqah given equal to its weight, and sacrifice performed.
Preferably on the 7th day after birth, but it can be done later.
Yes. We usually perform within 24 hours of your requested day.
Yes. Even adults can have it done if parents missed it.
Two shares for boys, one for girls.
In the selected location from the website.
No, meat is not deliverable to Singapore.
A video of the slaughtering will be sent via WhatsApp within 24 hours.
Yes, but shaving the head and giving sadaqah equal to the hair's weight in silver is Sunnah and recommended.
Yes, Aqiqah should be done individually for each child — 2 goats for each boy, and 1 for each girl.
It is recommended to cook and distribute it, but raw distribution is also permissible.
Yes, but the intention must be specified for Aqiqah and each share must be clearly named.
Naming is preferred before Aqiqah, usually on the 7th day, but not mandatory.
To thank Allah (SWT) for the child, and to pray for their righteousness, health, and guidance.
NAZAR
It is a vow or promise made to Allah (SWT) in return for a favor.
A Qurban performed in fulfillment of such a vow.
If conditional, it becomes wajib when the condition is met. If unconditional, it is recommended.
No. It may be done at any time upon financial capability.
If the vow is conditional, you must wait for the condition to be fulfilled. If unconditional, you may perform it immediately.
Once a vow is made, it becomes wajib to fulfill. If you're truly unable, you may expiate with fidyah.
Yes. Nazar can be for fasting, prayer, or any act of worship.
Try to recall it honestly. If you cannot remember, scholars advise fulfilling the most likely or general act of worship.
SEDEKAH
This is a non-obligatory Qurban performed as a general act of sadaqah to support the poor.
Yes. You may do it for health, barakah, or on behalf of others, even for deceased loved ones.
It brings immense reward as it helps feed the poor and fulfills one of the greatest forms of Sadaqah Jariyah.
Yes, you may intend to benefit the entire Muslim Ummah or specific communities.
Yes, Sedekah Qurban can be performed any time of the year.
Yes, especially with services that offer year-round Qurban for the needy.
Sedekah Qurban is an animal sacrifice, while Fidya is a monetary compensation for missed fasts.