Qurbani in Metro Cities of India

India is a country where people of every religion live together with mutual respect, taking care not to do anything that would hurt the sentiments of their neighbours or people of other faiths. This is part of why all festivals are recognised and enjoyed across communities. Eid-ul-Adha, however, is one festival where Muslims need to take some extra precautions. On Eid-ul-Adha, performing Qurbani of goats and buffaloes at home can leave some mess in and around the house, along with odour — and this can create difficulties for neighbours or people of other religions nearby.

This is especially true in India’s crowded metro cities, where flats, limited space and a mixed population make performing Qurbani at home a real challenge. Looking at these problems, Qurbani Centre built a platform where you can complete your Eid-ul-Adha Qurbani online — from arranging the animal to distributing its meat, the responsibility is handled by Qurbani Centre.

Qurbani Centre books your online Qurbani for Eid-ul-Adha and performs it on your behalf, distributing the meat among the needy and poor. Once your Qurbani has been completed, you’ll be informed directly — the arrangements themselves are handled entirely by Qurbani Centre.