Terms & Conditions (T&C)
- A Certificate of Participation will be issued for Korban performed in Indonesia, Yemen, and Uganda only.
- For Korban in Australia, the portion of meat will be delivered to the address provided, with an additional delivery cost of $10. Delivery is tentative based on the logistics schedule.
- Before submission, participants must place their niyyat (intention) for the ibadah.
Niyyat (Intention)
“I, [Your Name], appoint Madrasah Alsagoff Al-Arabiah to perform this year’s ibadah Korban/Aqiqah on my behalf (and those under my responsibility). I allow Madrasah Alsagoff to reappoint any party deemed suitable to perform the Korban/Aqiqah.”
1. What is qurban?
Qurban is the ritual slaughter of certain animals during Eid al-Adha to commemorate Prophet
Ibrahim’s willingness to sacrifice his son as an act of obedience to Allah. It is a highly
recommended sunnah (Sunnah Muakkadah) for those who can afford it.
2. Who is obligated to perform qurban?
Qurban is not obligatory, but it is highly recommended for every Muslim who is financially
able (has enough wealth beyond their needs during the days of Eid). Normally those who are
eligible to pay Zakat are obliged to offer qurban.
3. What animals can be sacrificed for qurban?
The animals allowed are:
- Sheep or goats (1 animal per person)
- Cows or buffalo (can be shared by up to 7 people)
- Camels (can be shared by up to 7 people)
4. When should qurban be performed?
Qurban must be done after the Eid al-Adha prayer (10th of Zulhijjah) and within 3 days after
that (up to the 13th of Zulhijjah, before sunset).
5. Can I do qurban on behalf of someone else?
Yes, you may perform qurban on behalf of another person, especially if they are deceased or
unable to do it themselves—with their permission if they are alive.
6. Should I avoid cutting my nails and hair if I’m giving qurban?
It is recommended (according to many scholars) that the person who intends to offer qurban
should not cut their hair or nails starting from the 1st of Zulhijjah until the animal is
sacrificed.
The Prophet Muhammad ﷺ said:
“When the ten days (of Zulhijjah) start and one of you intends to offer a sacrifice, let him not
cut his hair or nails until he has offered his sacrifice.”
— (Sahih Muslim)
7. How is the Qurban meat distributed?
It is recommended to split Qurban meat equally into three parts. Following the sacrifice, one
part is kept for yourself, one part is distributed to your family and friends, and one part is
given to the poor and needy. However, many Muslims prefer to have their qurban performed It is recommended to split Qurban meat equally into three parts. Following the sacrifice, one
part is kept for yourself, one part is distributed to your family and friends, and one part is
given to the poor and needy. However, many Muslims prefer to have their qurban performed
1. What is aqiqah?
Aqiqah is the Islamic tradition of sacrificing an animal upon the birth of a child. It expresses
gratitude to Allah and is a sunnah muakkadah (strongly encouraged) practice.
2. When should aqiqah be performed?
The best time for aqiqah is on the 7th day after the child’s birth. If not possible, it can be
done on the 14th, 21st, or any convenient time. But it can also be performed at any time after
the 7th day if one is unable to do it earlier due to financial or other valid reasons.
3. How many animals should be sacrificed for aqiqah?
- Boy: 2 goats or sheep
- Girl: 1 goat or sheep
