Celebrate Your Child's
Birth With Aqiqah

Aqiqah is a Sunnah practice performed to celebrate the birth of a newborn. It involves sacrificing an animal (goat or sheep) — one for a girl and two for a boy — as an act of gratitude to Allah. The meat is then distributed to family, friends, and those in need.

Traditionally, aqiqah for a newborn is performed on the 7th day after birth. However, it can also be done on the 14th or 21st day, or any time after. Many scholars agree it can be performed at any age if not done earlier. It's never too late!

Yes! You can donate aqiqah online through Qurbani Foundation in just a few minutes. Simply choose your package (Baby Boy or Baby Girl), enter your child's name, and complete payment securely via Stripe. We handle the sacrifice and send you a personalized certificate.

Aqiqah is considered Sunnah Mu'akkadah (highly emphasized Sunnah) according to the majority of scholars, including the Shafi'i, Maliki, and Hanbali schools. While not obligatory (Fard), it is strongly recommended.

This is based on the hadith of Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him) who said: "For a boy, two sheep of similar age, and for a girl, one sheep." (Abu Dawud). This is the Sunnah practice.

Yes! If your parents did not perform Aqiqah for you, you can perform it for yourself as an adult. This is supported by several hadith and scholarly opinions.

The meat from your Aqiqah is distributed to families in need in the country where the sacrifice takes place. This acts as Sadaqah (charity) on behalf of your child, multiplying the blessings.

Yes! You will receive a personalized digital certificate with your child's name within 5 days of the sacrifice, confirming the Aqiqah was performed according to Islamic guidelines.

We currently perform Aqiqah in Pakistan, Bangladesh, Yemen, and other regions. The meat is distributed locally to maximize impact and reach families in need.