$135
1 Goat/Sheep in Africa
(Malawi, Tanzania, Kenya)
$135
Goat, Sheep, or 1/7th of a Cow
in Bangladesh
$945
1 Whole Cow
in Bangladesh
$125
1 sheep
in Bangladesh
Why Qurban with Charity Right?
Why Qurban with Charity Right?
Give High Quality Meat
Each animal is raised on a healthy and sustainable diet – instead of whatever slop or grains we can find.
This ensures children and their families are receiving high quality nutrients that also happen to taste good 🙂
Get a Photo of your Qurban (Africa only)
We value your trust, and love to share the impact of your qurban with you for additional comfort.
Order before 7pm Sydney time on the 5th of Dhul Hijjah, and we will take a photo of your animal (pre-sacrifice) and email it to you after Eid along with a certificate of completion.
If you leave your WhatsApp number in the form, we will also send you a notification when your Qurban is complete.
Feed & Educate the Ummah
The reward of your Qurban will not stop after you trim your nails. After Eid feast, we will freeze the remaining meat and use it to feed children at school every day.
Without these meals, children lay bricks or clean fish for 12h a day. With your support, they will now learn to read, write and study Quran.
Your Qurban helps us raise righteous children out of poverty ❤️
Frequently Asked Questions
Yes!
- Fill in the Qurban Offline Form: https://bit.ly/qurbanCharityRight
- Donate your Qurban to our bank details:
We will also send you an individual photo of your Qurban in Africa.
Just one share per family member. A whole cow is equal to seven shares.
Feel free to add more shares if able: there are many children and families in need of our support, and in shaa Allah there will be a great reward in the Akhirah.
Bangladesh, Malawi, Tanzania, or Kenya.
Yes – we are a fully certified and zakat eligible charity.
The Impact
200
Qurban Provided
2,000
Families Served
The Impact
200
Qurban Provided
2,000
Families Served
Hi, my name is Riaz
Hi, my name is Riaz
I remember the first time I saw a big piece of meat – it was after Dad died.
He was a shopkeeper in Gozzania. Mom didn’t work because she was sick so he took care of all of us — me, my mom, my brother, and my two sisters.
I know he got a heart sickness and I know that he couldn’t live with that sickness.
After he died, I wasn’t doing so well. None of us.
It was around then when I found Charity Right.
Me and the other kids entered the madrasah on the first day.
Another kid sat down across from me, and then the Charity Right people started handing out food!
We were so surprised: there in front of us was this big, huge piece of meat! I thought we must all be sharing it, but they kept handing out plates.
Pretty soon everyone had one. All of us got a whole piece of meat!
I go to the madrasah every weekday now. I’m learning a lot and school is fun 🙂
