Aqeeqah refers to the Islamic practice of sacrificing an animal (typically a sheep or goat) on the occasion of a child’s birth. The term “Aqeeqah” derives from the Arabic word for the fine hair on a newborn’s head, symbolizing the shaving ritual performed during the ceremony. It is a form of Sadaqah (voluntary charity) and serves multiple purposes:
“Wealth and children are [but] adornment of the worldly life. But the enduring good deeds are better to your Lord for reward and better for [one’s] hope.”
(Surah Al-Kahf 18:46)
Healthy goats/sheep, free from defects, as per Shariah requirements.
Performed by qualified individuals following Islamic guidelines.
Meat can be cooked or raw, shared with family, friends, and the poor.
You may choose to donate the full Aqeeqa to the needy if preferred.
Best performed on the 7th day after birth (or later if needed).
Shaving the baby’s head and giving charity equal to the weight of hair in silver is recommended.
Choose how you’d like the sacrifice to be performed:
The sacrifice is conducted at our certified facility by trained professionals, adhering to Islamic law.
We bring the sacrificial process to your home in Karachi, performed with utmost care and Shariah compliance.
Select how you want the meat to be handled post-sacrifice:
Collect the meat from our facility at your convenience.
Let us distribute the meat to deserving families, orphans, and communities in need across Karachi, ensuring your Sadaqah benefits the most vulnerable.
