1. €95 – Animal Sacrifice (Raw Meat Distribution)

This is the simple, standard option.

• We sacrifice the animal on your behalf.

• A prayer is made with your name and intention.

• The raw meat is distributed directly to families in need.

• You receive a video showing your animal, your name/intention, and the raw-meat distribution.

2. €195 – Animal Sacrifice + Cooked Meal for Orphans

This option provides everything in the €95 package plus extra impact.

• After the sacrifice, the meat is cooked with rice.

• A full meal is prepared and served to orphans.

• You receive the same video as the raw-meat option PLUS additional footage showing:
  

  • the meat being cooked,

  • rice being prepared,

  • and the orphans eating the hot meal.

This option allows your sacrifice to become a full, nourishing meal for orphaned children.

Which option should I choose?

Both are valid forms of Sadaqah. The difference is:

• €95 helps families by giving raw meat.

• €195 provides raw meat distribution and a cooked meal served to orphans, offering greater benefit and reward.

Choose whichever aligns with your intention and your means. Both bring immense blessings.

Sadaqah meat distribution is when an animal is sacrificed purely for charity, and the meat is given directly to those in need.

Often called Adak, Nadhr, or Sadaqah We perform year-round sacrifices allowing donors to give at any time.

It allows you to fulfil a promise, express gratitude to Allah, seek blessings, or give Sadaqah on behalf of yourself or someone you love.

At the same time, your sacrifice provides something families rarely ever receive: fresh meat. For many of the orphans, widows, and struggling families we serve, this may be the only fresh meal they eat for months.

It’s an act of worship that brings reward, relief, and joy all at once!

Yes. Every donor receives a personal video of their animal being sacrificed, recorded specifically for your donation.

You’ll also receive a personal prayer (duʿā) made in your name, expressing gratitude and blessings from the people who benefited.

Absolutely. You can dedicate it:

• In your name

• For a loved one

• In memory of someone

• As Sadaqah / Sadaqah Jariyah

• Anonymously

Just add the name and intention in the comment section when placing your donation (e.g., “For my mother, as Sadaqah,” or “In memory of...”).