Eid Al Adha represents one of the most spiritual times of the year for Muslims who observe the days of Dhul Hijjah. Qurbani, Uddhiya or sacrifice is regarded as obligatory upon adult Muslims with the produce being shared amongst the poor or destitute.

This year you can complete this Qurbani with Restless Beings with the shares being given amongst the poor and destitute in Bangladesh and with Rohingya refugees.

At this time, with a lack of support from aid agencies, food insecurity remains the biggest threat to Rohingya lives and as with our Ramadan campaign, we urge you to support this community as much as you can. You can provide us with 1 name per share of Qurbani and your Qurbani will be offered one day after the Eid is observed in the UK.

Additionally, we invite you to support by providing Eid gifts to the children who attend our learning centres in the camps. The children have been away from the centre since the pandemic began and this opportunity to gift Eid presents is a welcome break from the most confusing times in their little lives.