Aqiqah Qurban | A Name Read in Prayer

It is a sunnah offering in thanks for a baby's birth, the baby's name is read in prayer, and the meat is shared equally among needy homes.

By tradition two are recommended for a boy and one for a girl, and the choice is left to you.

Yes. By tradition the aqiqah is done on the seventh day, but it may be offered year-round, and the delivery footage reaches your panel within 72 hours.

Your baby's name is recorded and read in prayer at the offering, and the aqiqah is offered with that intention.

Yes. The offering is done duly by an able team versed in the rite, in the name of ALLAH, without distress to the animal.

The meat is shared equally among the needy homes that never see meat, and each portion's record is kept apart.

It reaches the crisis regions of greatest need where meat cannot be had, and every delivery is tracked on its own home.

The name, the prayer, the offering, the sharing and the delivery at the door are uploaded to your panel with dated, located footage within 72 hours.

By your aqiqah and budget you may choose a large or small qurban, and the choice of country is left to you as well.

Yes. The neediest home, longest without meat, is moved up, and the aqiqah portion is brought there first.

No. Each aqiqah is offered with a set intention, its meat goes equally to marked needy homes, and no step hangs in the air.

Yes. Quenara is a Delaware-based 501(c)(3) organization, and your receipt is sent through your panel.

Yes. The name, the prayer, the offering, the sharing, the delivery and the date are kept on file, and the process is clear from start to finish.