Hajj comes soon with its blessings.
So many people out there longingly wait for this one time in the year when they can finally savor some fresh meat.
In the footsteps of our father Abraham, in commemoration of his ultimate gesture of surrender, wont you give a blessed sacrifice today?
Her name is Abundance, Kawthar. Yet she lay in her falahi father’s arms – withered, frail, eyes and stomach bulging from starvation. Only 6 months old.
“It started with cholera,” her father said, right after she was born. She can’t nurse. Because her mother goes hungry and has little milk now.
They are Bani Hushaish farmers. They can barely buy flour. Or afford gas to cook with.
They traveled hard to Sabaeen Hospital, in Sanaa, two hours from home – only to watch their baby girl die.
But your Udhiya sacrifice, your Qurbani, can save infants like Kawthar in Yemen, or in 43 other countries where Zakat Foundation staff stand ready now to prepare your share of locally raised sheep, goat, or cow for halal slaughter and fresh distribution on Eid Day!
$500 delivers your Udhiya to an oppressed Palestinian family
$220 sends your Udhiya to feed 20 Syrian Orphans in Syria
$90 feeds 10 Rohingya Widows from your Qurbani in Bangladesh
$70 gives your life-saving Sacrifice to 15 starving Somali Children
While born thousands of years ago, Abraham’s time was not so different than ours.
Visit our blog to learn rich lessons from Prophet Abraham's life.
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In 2023, 90¢ from each dollar donated went directly toward programs serving those in need. 4¢ went to administrative costs & 6¢ went to fundraising costs.
