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Qurbani Gaza

$384

Qurbani Gaza

Qurbani Gaza

Give Qurbani in Gaza - Kabsa

Give your Qurbani with purpose: provide 66 Kabsa meals, delivered directly into the heart of a famine.

Gaza Is Starving. Your Qurbani Is a Lifeline.

Over 1.6 million people in Gaza face severe food insecurity. One hundred thousand children are at risk of malnutrition. Borders are closed, kitchens are destroyed and families are surviving without reliable access to food, fuel, or electricity.

This Eid, your Qurbani cannot be delivered the conventional way — so Human Appeal has found an innovative solution: your sacrifice is performed in East Asia in full Sharia compliance, transformed into 66 ready-to-eat Kabsa meals, and transported into Gaza via Jordan as soon as borders permit. No cooking required. No refrigeration needed. Directly from the package to families in urgent need of a proper meal.

A sacrifice this Eid supporting Gaza is not just charity — it is a stand against starvation.

What Is Kabsa?

Kabsa is a beloved traditional Palestinian dish — spiced rice with meat, comforting, nutritious, and deeply familiar to Gazan families. Human Appeal's Kabsa meals contain 300g of lamb and rice, cooked, seasoned, sterilized, and sealed airtight. They require no cooking, no refrigeration, and no electricity — precisely what Gaza's emergency conditions demand. Each meal has a shelf life of 1.5 years, meaning the meals can be stored safely and distributed immediately once aid access is possible.

What Your $384 Qurbani Delivers in Gaza

  • 1 Qurbani share — lamb, performed in East Asia in full Sharia compliance.
  • 66 ready-to-eat Kabsa meals per share.
  • 300g of lamb and rice per meal — no cooking or refrigeration required.
  • 1.5-year shelf life — can be stored until borders open and distribution is possible.
  • Transported into Gaza via Jordan.
  • Sharia-compliant slaughter overseen by qualified scholars and butchers.

All costs included. Nothing hidden. Donate early — shares are limited.

Our 2025 Qurbani Impact in Gaza

Despite closed borders, active conflict, and one of the most complex humanitarian operating environments in the world, Human Appeal's team in Gaza will work throughout Dhul Hijjah 2025 to ensure Qurbani reaches families who need it. Globally, 1.17 million people were reached across 41 countries. Gaza remains among the most critical and logistically challenging distributions in our entire program — and one our teams are committed to fulfilling every year, regardless of the obstacles.

Qurbani Gaza

$384

Qurbani Gaza

Last Dhul Hijjah, Your Generosity Reached:

1.17 million+

1.17 million+

beneficiaries

20+ countries

20+ countries

where Qurbani was delivered

35 years

35 years

trusted service since 1991

When the Messenger (PBUH) was asked what Qurbani is, he answered, “It is the Sunnah of your father Ibrahim. For every hair of the Qurbani you receive a reward from Allah.”

(Al-Tirmidhi)

Qurbani Gaza FAQs

  • Why should I give Qurbani in Gaza?

    Gaza is facing one of the worst hunger crises in the world. Over 1.6 million people face severe food insecurity and 100,000 children are at risk of malnutrition. Your Qurbani is one of the most direct ways to provide nutritious, calorie-dense food to families who have no reliable access to meals.

  • How much does Qurbani cost in Gaza through Human Appeal Canada?

    A Qurbani share in Gaza costs $384 through Human Appeal Canada. This covers the full cost of the lamb, slaughter, preparation, Kabsa meal production, packaging, and transportation into Gaza. There are no additional charges.

  • Why is Qurbani in Gaza more expensive than other countries?

    Gaza's closed borders, active conflict, and destroyed infrastructure make delivery significantly more complex and costly than in stable regions. The $384 reflects the genuine cost of performing your Qurbani outside Gaza, transforming it into shelf-stable Kabsa meals, and transporting them into Gaza via Jordan — a process that requires additional logistics, production, and coordination.

  • Is performing Qurbani outside Gaza still Sharia-compliant?

    Yes. Islamic scholars have confirmed that performing the sacrifice outside Gaza and transporting the meat in — given the extreme circumstances — fully satisfies the requirements of Qurbani. The sacrifice is performed during the days of Eid al-Adha by qualified butchers under the oversight of Islamic scholars, in complete accordance with Sharia guidelines.

  • When will my Qurbani in Gaza be delivered?

    Your Qurbani will be performed during the days of Eid al-Adha. The Kabsa meals will be transported into Gaza via Jordan as soon as borders permit. The 1.5-year shelf life ensures meals can be stored safely and distributed immediately once aid access is possible.

  • Why are shares limited for Gaza?

    The Gaza Kabsa Qurbani involves a complex production and logistics process. Capacity is finite — meals must be produced, packed, and readied for transport within the Dhul Hijjah window. Donating early ensures your share is secured before capacity is reached.

  • Can I give Gaza Qurbani on behalf of a deceased loved one?

    Yes. Simply make your intention at the time of donation. The method of delivery does not affect the validity of your Qurbani — your niyyah is what matters.

  • What is the difference between Qurbani and Udhiya?

    They refer to the same act. Qurbani is the term commonly used in South Asia and across the wider Muslim world, while Udhiya is the classical Arabic term. Both refer to the sacrifice performed during the days of Dhul Hijjah.

Every year our team in the field endeavours to ensure your Qurbani is distributed on your behalf in the country you selected. However, in cases where it is no longer possible in the country of your choice due to factors beyond our control, we will ensure it is delivered within the Eid days, to those who need it most in the next nearest country.

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