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Indonesia
Goat/Sheep: $198
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*Slaughter & Distribution done in Indonesia
Singapore Live Slaughter
Australia Live Sheep: $673
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Countries Most Affected by War, Hunger and Famine
Gaza (War and Famine)
Goat/Sheep: $1350
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*Slaughter and Distribution done in Palestine/Gaza.
Other Urgent Qurban
Yemen
Goat/Sheep: $188
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Slaughter & Distribution done in Yeman
Syria
Goat/Sheep: $226
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*Slaughter & Distribution done in Syria
Most Affordable Qurban
India
Cow: $528
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*Slaughter & Distribution done in India
Rohingya
Goat/Sheep: $202
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Slaughter & Distribution done in Rohingya
Freshly Flown Qurban Meat
Australia (Sheep)
Sheep: $358
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*Slaughter done in Australia. The Meat will be shipped to Singapore for collection and distribution.
Australia (Cow)
Cow: $2,280
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*Slaughter done in Australia. The Meat will be shipped to Singapore for collection and distribution.
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About SimplyIslam.sg
Established in 2006, SimplyIslam.sg is an Islamic education outfit, delivering English-based Islamic educational programs for all ages. SimplyIslam operates in Singapore, Malaysia and also through our online portal, SimplyIslam Academy. The organisation is also well known for its Islamic Scholars program delivered through lectures, seminars and workshops, covering all aspects of Islamic sciences and the arts. It has also published several Islamic and Arabic books for learners. SimplyIslam.sg is committed to the retention of tradition, culture and esteemed values whilst addressing contemporary challenges facing humanity today. Since its inception, it has organised Qurban (Korban) or Udhiyyah ibadah in various parts of the world.
About Our Partners
1. SmartQurban
SMART Qurban is a Qurban service provider established in 2018. With over 10 years of experience in the industry, SMART Qurban provides smart and efficient service to partners all over the world, connecting Qurban supply chains globally. The company offers integrated services that enable direct consumer access, streamlined workflows, efficient data management, transparency in fulfillment, and greater ease of cross-border financial transactions. SMART Qurban prioritizes partnerships with clients, subcontractors, suppliers, and partners on the ground to consistently deliver the most cost-effective, complete, and innovative solutions.
SMART Qurban’s objective is to deliver smart and sustainable solutions to provide beneficiaries with healthy and halal food aid that is free from GMO and other harmful ingredients. The company focuses on reaching areas where fresh Qurban cannot reach, providing aid to the most vulnerable, including orphans, single parents, and the elderly. SMART Qurban engages local beneficiaries in the design of the end product to meet their needs and taste.
Customers choose SMART Qurban for their high-grade meat used across all Qurban products solutions, ability to provide aid to new regions of the globe without duplicating efforts, healthy halal food aid that is free from GMO and other harmful ingredients, offering aid to minority communities who are often overlooked, and providing Qurban solutions available for different country conditions and climates.
2. Pesantren Darul Hikam
Pesantren Darul Hikam is an Islamic boarding school located in Indonesia. Established in 2001, the school aims to educate students to become knowledgeable and pious individuals who can contribute positively to their community.
The school’s mission is to produce graduates who are able to apply Islamic values in their daily lives and contribute to the development of their society. Pesantren Darul Hikam also places a strong emphasis on community service, encouraging its students to give back through various outreach programs.
Overall, Pesantren Darul Hikam provides a holistic education that integrates Islamic values with academic and practical skills, preparing its students to become well-rounded individuals who are capable of making a positive impact on their community.
3. FJM Consultancy
FJM Consultancy is a business consulting firm that specializes in providing strategic and financial advisory services to small and medium-sized businesses in Singapore. Founded in 2015, the firm has since established itself as a trusted partner to many clients, helping them achieve their goals and navigate complex business challenges.
FJM Consultancy offers a range of services, including financial analysis, cash flow management, budgeting, forecasting, risk assessment, and investment advisory. The company takes a personalized approach to every client engagement, tailoring its solutions to each client’s unique needs and circumstances.
Overall, FJM Consultancy’s mission is to help businesses achieve sustainable growth and long-term success. Whether a client is looking to expand operations, optimize financial performance, or manage risk, FJM Consultancy is committed to providing the guidance and support needed to achieve their goals.
Our FAQS:
What is the definition of Qurban (Udhiyah)?
The Qurban or Udhiyah is a Sunnah Muakkadah (highly recommended act) according to the majority of Islamic scholars. One sacrifice is sufficient on behalf of all the family members especially for the head of the household.
Is it permissible for one to perform Qurban overseas such as in Indonesia?
The Qurban is a recommended act. It is also recommended that the performer of the Qurban sacrifices the animal himself. If unable, another may perform the sacrifice on behalf of the person performing the Qurban. It is also recommended that the person performing Qurban to witness the sacrifice itself and pray that Allah accepts that act as an ibadah. However, if one is also unable to witness the sacrifice, his/her act is still valid and it will, Insya Allah be accepted. This includes Ritual sacrifices done anywhere in the world.
If I choose to pay for Qurban in Australia, when will the meat arrive in Singapore?
The Australian meat will at the weekend of 16-17 July onwards. Participants will be informed regarding the collection & delivery schedule.
How long is Ibadah Qurban allowed in Islam?
It is permissible to perform Qurban on any of the 3 days of Eid, whether on the first day of Eid al Adha or on the second or third day. Korban period for 2022 – Eidul Adha day (10 July) and the following 3 days of Tashrik (11-13 July).
Who is eligible to receive Qurban meat?
Meat from Qurban animals should be distributed equally in three parts – family, friends and the poor. Taking into consideratin of maslahah and Siyasah syar’iyyah, scholars are of the opinion that both Muslims and non-Muslims can receive a portion of the meat meant for the poor.
If there are non-Muslims living in our neighbourhood and they are known to be kind in society and if there is an excess of the meat of animal sacrifice, then it is permissible to give it to them.
However, if the meat of animal sacrifice is just enough for Muslims, then the Muslims in need are prioritized.
Source: https://muftiwp.gov.my/en/artikel/irsyad-fatwa/irsyad-fatwa-haji-korban-cat/1071-irsyad-al-fatwa-hajj-and-qurban-series-4-the-ruling-of-giving-the-meat-of-animal-sacrificed-to-the-non-muslims
How is a cow, goat or sheep divided for Ibadah Qurban?
It is possible to divide a cow into seven parts. Individuals may purchase any number of parts or an entire cow as part of Qurban.
If I have done sacrifice (Qurban) last year, can I do it again this year and in the years to come?
The ruling for Qurban is sunnah mu’akkadah. It is sunnah for those who can afford it. And if you can afford to do it every year, hence you are welcome to do so, no ruling against it. Allah Almighty knows best.
I would like to make the sacrifice. Which is a better choice? Camel, cow or sheep or parts of any of the animals mentioned?
Imams Abu Hanifah and Imam As-Shafi’i believes that the best sacrifice is a camel, then a cow, then a sheep, then to have a share in a cow. This is because the Prophet (peace and blessings of Allaah be upon him) said concerning Jumu’ah: “Whoever comes at the earliest hour, it is as if he sacrificed a camel. Whoever comes in the second hour, it is as if he sacrificed a cow. Whoever comes in the third hour, it is as if he sacrificed a horned ram….” (Bukhari & Muslim).
However, the Prophet more regularly sacrificed rams as in the following hadiths:
It was narrated from ‘Aishah and Abu Hurairah that when the Messenger of Allah (ﷺ) wanted to offer a sacrifice, he brought two large, fat, horned, black-and-white, castrated rams. He slaughtered one on behalf of his nation, for whoever testified to Allah with monotheism and that he had conveyed (the Message), and he slaughtered the other on behalf of Muhammad and the family of Muhammad (ﷺ). [Sunan Ibn Majah]
Narrated Anas bin Malik: The Prophet (ﷺ) used to offer two rams as sacrifices, and I also used to offer two rams. [Bukhari]
Hence, most importantly is to perform the act of Qurban or sacrifice to the best of your capability, within your means, whether it is the goat/sheep or cow/camel. It is the intention and the personal struggle that matters to Allah. Allahu’ alam.
Can one be a representative of another to perform sacrifice for his/her counterpart?
The ruling for slaughtering the sacrificial animal is sunnah done by the person who wants to perform the sacrifice. However, those who are unable to carry it out themselves are more encouraged to delegate to others to slaughter their Qurban animal on their behalf. It is our responsibility to do it to the best of our abilities, and to distribute it to where people need it most.
Is it permissible for the one who wants to offer a sacrifice to cut his hair or nails?
“When you see the new moon of Dzulhijjah and any one of you wants to offer a sacrifice, let him refrain (from cutting) his hair and nails.” – Narrated by Muslim.
Is it permissible to give meat from Qurban or sacrifice to non-Muslims?
There is absolutely nothing wrong with giving meat from the udhiyah or Qurban to a non-Muslim, especially if he/she is a relative, neighbour or a needy/poor person. That is indicated by the verse in which Allah, may He be exalted, says:
“Allah does not forbid you to deal justly and kindly with those who fought not against you on account of religion and did not drive you out of your homes. Verily, Allah loves those who deal with equity.” [al-Mumtahinah 60:8]
In a hadith:
Mujahid reported that a sheep was slaughtered for ‘Abdullah ibn ‘Amr. He asked his slave, “Have you given any to our Jewish neighbour? Have you given any to our Jewish neighbour? I heard the Messenger of Allah, may Allah bless him and grant him peace, say, ‘Jibril kept on recommending that I treat my neighbours well until I thought that he would order me to treat them as my heirs.
Will I receive photos of the Qurban?
For the purpose of adapting a more humanitarian approach in implementing our qurban sacrifices, we have stopped taking and issuing photographs of the Qurban act. With the number of Qurban orders across 18 countries increasing yearly, the task of slaughtering and distributing the meat within the days of tashriq is time consuming.
We would have general Qurban photos of each country that we perform the Qurban act. Once our entire Qurban is completed, which might take the entire of the tashriq days, we would send each customer a certificate of Qurban completion. The qurban meat (except Australia) will be distributed to the poor and needy in the countries concerned. Meat from the Qurban exercise in Australia will be flown to Singapore within days, and will be distributed according to the order.
What is the ruling on doing a Qurban or sacrifice for the deceased? Can this be done?
Yes it can be done. The basic principle concerning the udhiyah, Qurban or sacrifice is that it is prescribed for the living, as the Messenger of Allah (peace and blessings of Allah be upon him) and his Companions used to offer the sacrifice on behalf of themselves and their families. The following are the 3 scenarious and conditions to perform the sacrifice on behalf of the deceased:
1. To offer the sacrifice on behalf of the deceased in fulfillment of their last wishes (wasiyyah).
This is obligatory except in the case of one who is unable to do it. The basis for this is the verse in which Allah says (interpretation of the meaning): “Then whoever changes the bequest after hearing it, the sin shall be on those who make the change. Truly, Allah is All-Hearer, All-Knower.” [al-Baqarah 2:181]
2. To offer the sacrifice on behalf of the deceased as well as of the living.
Such as when someone offers a sacrifice on behalf of himself/herself and the members of his/her family, and intends thereby both those who are alive and deceased. This is permissible, and the basis of that is the fact that the Prophet (peace and blessings of Allah be upon him) offered the sacrifice on behalf of himself and the members of his family, including those who have been deceased.
3. To offer the sacrifice on behalf of the dead voluntarily and independently of the living.
Such as offering a separate sacrifice on behalf of one’s father or mother. This is permissible. The Hanbali jurists have stated that the reward for that will reach the deceased and benefit him/her, by analogy with giving charity on behalf of the deceased.
Can multiple people sacrifice one sheep (or goat) for Qurbani?
According to the Hanafi school, multiple people cannot discharge their obligation of Udhiyyah by sacrificing an eligible lamb or sheep as Udhiyyah. At most, this would be regarded as Nafl and rewarding, but not sufficient to discharge the obligatory Udhiyyah.
Only cows and camels can be split into 7 parts (or shares) due to their being clear evidence from the Ahadith. However, in regard to sheep or similar smaller animals (eg goat), there is no such evidence.
As for the Shafi’is, the Udhiyyah or Qurban ritual is a Sunnah Muakkadah (Emphasised Sunnah). As long as the family can afford, one sheep is sufficient as sacrifice for the head of household to conduct on behalf of his/her family, or whoever he wants among the Muslims.
Narrated Jabir ibn Abdullah: I witnessed sacrificing along with the Apostle of Allah (peace_be_upon_him) at the place of prayer. When he finished his sermon, he descended from his pulpit, and a ram was brought to him. The Apostle of Allah (peace_be_upon_him) slaughtered it with his hand, and said: In the name of Allah, Allah, is Most Great. This is from me and from those who did not sacrifice from my community.