How much is Qurbani per person in 2026?

The cost of Qurbani in 2026 can vary depending on the country where the sacrifice takes place and the type of animal being sacrificed. With Muslim Charity, Qurbani prices start from £19.95, making it easier for more people to fulfil their obligation while helping families in need.

If you are wondering how much does Qurbani cost in 2026, the price usually reflects the local cost of livestock and distribution. Donors can not only contribute towards a goat or sheep (small animal) but also, in many cases, donors contribute one-seventh share of a large animal such as a cow, which is a valid and widely accepted way of performing Qurbani according to Islamic guidelines.

Can I give Qurbani online?

Yes, you can give Qurbani online quickly and securely through Muslim Charity. Simply select your preferred Qurbani option, make your donation through our website and our teams will arrange the sacrifice on your behalf during Eid al-Adha.

Once the sacrifice has been completed in accordance with Islamic guidelines, the fresh meat is distributed to families living in poverty. By giving Qurbani online, you can fulfil your religious obligation easily while ensuring vulnerable communities receive the blessings of Eid al-Adha.

Which animals are eligible for Qurbani?

The animals eligible for Qurbani include small animals (such as goats and sheep) and large animals (such as cows, buffaloes and camels). A small animal counts as one share, while a large animal can be divided into seven shares. All animals must meet Islamic requirements, including minimum age and good health, to ensure the sacrifice is valid and carried out properly.

When does the Qurbani happen?

At Muslim Charity, we really know how important Qurbani is, and its spiritual significance and importance. We have been facilitating Qurbani donations for decades, and you can trust that your Qurbani is done with honour and dignity, on time, and with real care. We have strong teams on the ground who really know the communities, and make sure your sacrifice goes to the right people.

Is Qurbani obligatory on me?

At Muslim Charity, we really know how important Qurbani is, and its spiritual significance and importance. We have been facilitating Qurbani donations for decades, and you can trust that your Qurbani is done with honour and dignity, on time, and with real care. We have strong teams on the ground who really know the communities, and make sure your sacrifice goes to the right people.

Why choose Muslim Charity UK for a Qurbani donation?

Qurbani and Aqiqah are different types of sacrifice, though they are both important and sacred. Qurbani is the sacrifice we offer during Eid al-Adha to honour the sacrifice and devotion of Prophet Ibrahim (AS). Aqiqah is performed to celebrate the birth of a child, offering thanks to Allah and seeking blessings. In both cases, fresh and nutritious meat is distributed to vulnerable communities, but Qurbani is tied specifically to Eid al-Adha and is a yearly obligation for those who are required to pay Zakat.

How does Muslim Charity select recipients of Qurbani meat?

At Muslim Charity, we work closely with our local teams to find families who are truly struggling this Eid al-Adha. We support people living in poverty, widows, orphans, and those affected by conflict or disaster. Our extensive work to tackle poverty around the world means we already know and understand these communities, and enables our dedicated teams to reach out to those most in need. Meat is a rare luxury for those struggling, and often your Qurbani may be the first time they’ll have eaten meat all year. Your Qurbani means they get to enjoy a proper Eid al-Adha meal, sharing the blessings and joy of this blessed time.

How do I know my Qurbani has been performed?

In accordance with Islamic guidance, your Qurbani will be performed during the three days of Eid al-Adha, on the 10th, 11th, and 12th days of Dhul Hijjah. The sacrifice is carried out after Eid salah on the 10th Dhul Hijjah and can be performed up until sunrise on the 12th Dhul Hijjah. It will then be distributed among vulnerable communities as quickly and efficiently as possible. If you donate your Qurbani with Muslim Charity, you’ll be able to see the impact of your generosity through a selection of photos we share on our social media pages from different countries throughout and after the 3 days of Eid.

Is my Qurbani donation tax-deductible?

If you're based in the UK and pay tax, your Qurbani donation to Muslim Charity may be eligible for Gift Aid. This government scheme allows us to claim an extra 25p for every £1 you donate—at no additional cost to you. Whether you're self-employed, a business owner or have multiple sources of income, Gift Aid can help your generosity go even further by enabling us to reach more families in need during Eid al-Adha and beyond. To make your donation go further, simply tick the Gift Aid box when donating.