Programs & Supports of Qurbani Program by Donor
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- FAQ #1
What is the Qurbani Program?
The Qurbani Program is an initiative by the Muslim Welfare Organization that facilitates the ritual slaughter of animals during Eid al-Adha, in accordance with Islamic traditions. The program ensures that the meat from the Qurbani is distributed to those in need, including impoverished families, orphans, and the elderly, providing them with nutritious food during this significant religious event.
- FAQ #2
Who benefits from the Qurbani Program?
The beneficiaries of the Qurbani Program include marginalized and vulnerable populations such as low-income families, orphans, widows, and the elderly. By distributing the meat from Qurbani to these groups, the program aims to offer them relief from food insecurity and enable them to participate in the celebrations of Eid al-Adha with dignity.
- FAQ #3
How does the Qurbani Program ensure proper distribution of the meat?
The Qurbani Program ensures proper distribution through a well-organized process involving local volunteers and community leaders who identify those most in need. The organization oversees the entire process, from the selection and slaughter of animals to the packaging and delivery of meat, ensuring that it reaches the intended recipients efficiently and hygienically.
- FAQ #4
How can donors participate in the Qurbani Program?
