Qurbani 2022 | Muntada Aid

As hunger becomes an immediate concern due to the ongoing global coronavirus pandemic, your Qurbani could go a long way in helping some of the most vulnerable communities.

Perform your Qurbani with Muntada Aid in 21 countries, including Palestine, Syria, Somalia, Bangladesh, Pakistan, and Yemen and help some of the most vulnerable communities.

PLEASE NOTE: One sacrifice within a price band equals a sheep or 1/7 of a cow.

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Eid is joy. Let’s help spread happiness this Eid-ul-Adha. A gift of £20 from you will make this Eid extra special for children and families living in Gaza. Your gift will help us provide toys for children and traditional Eid dessert for families in Gaza.

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Hunger Crisis in Yemen

Yemen is one of the poorest countries in the Middle East. The ongoing civil war has made the situation even worse. It is one of the lowest-ranking countries on the Human Development Index and is 177th out of 189 countries graded.

It has a population of 30.5 million people and of that 20.1 million people face hunger in the absence of food assistance.

Despite ongoing humanitarian assistance, 15.9 million people wake up hungry every day and 14.4 million people need immediate assistance to sustain or save their lives. Malnutrition among women and children is particularly shocking. Over 2 million children are currently suffering from acute malnutrition and over 360,000 are at risk of dying without proper treatment.

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Bangladesh Floods Crises

The flooding in Bangladesh is causing wide scale destruction leaving dozens of people dead and millions stranded.

It is being described as potentially the country’s worst since 2004.

Muntada Aid team is on ground reaching some of these stranded communities. Our teams are currently delivering monthly food packs to displaced families in Sylhet, in northeast Bangladesh.

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Hunger Crisis in Sudan

Climate change and political uncertainty make Sudan one of the lowest ranking countries Human Development Index with one of the highest rates of malnutrition.

There are 8.5 million people identified as in need of humanitarian the number of food-insecure people has reached 5.8 million. With 2.4 million children suffering from acute malnutrition your Qurbani could provide some vital food assistance to vulnerable people in Sudan.

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Hunger Crisis in Somalia

The total population of Somalia is 12.5 million and out that 5.7 million people are facing food insecurity and 2.7 million people cannot meet their daily food requirements.

Poor rainfall and low water levels is causing a widespread collapse of the rural economy leading to food insecurity among poor families.

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Hunger Crisis in Syria

The Syrian Crisis is almost a decade old and the humanitarian situation continue to remain grim.

Over 13 million women, men, and children continue to find themselves in desperate need of humanitarian assistance and 80% of them are dependent on various food programmes for sustenance.

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Qurbani is the only time some of these families eat meat in a whole year.

The meat is distributed fresh, though in some cases, depending on the local factors and need, it may be distributed frozen or canned.

Our partner organisations purchase animals from local suppliers, which is cost-effective and also helps the local economy. The average meat packet contains roughly three to five kilograms of meat (depending on the region and type of animal) and can provide an essential protein supplement to a family of five for over a week at least.

Our Qurbani project is aimed to serve poor families, orphans, widows, refugees, elderly and economically deprived communities. This year, with your support, our Qurbani project will again be reaching thousands of poor and vulnerable families in 21 countries.

Qurbani FAQs

For various questions regarding Qurbani and Qurbani with Muntada Aid, please visit our FAQ section. If you have any further enquiries, please contact us at [email protected]