Camel Sacrifice in Makkah – Book Now $1999

Camel Sacrifice in Makkah : A Large Act of Giving in the Holy City

A camel sacrifice in Makkah is one of the most generous ways to give in the path of Allah. One camel feeds a great many people, and the meat reaches families who rarely have it on their table. With Badal Umrah LTD, you can arrange this from anywhere in the world. You do not need to travel. You appoint our Makkah-based team as your proxy, and we carry out the sacrifice for you with your intention.

The price of a whole camel is $1999. That covers the animal, the slaughter, the distribution of the meat, and proof that it was done.

Many Muslims in the UK, USA, Canada, Australia, the Netherlands, the Gulf, Pakistan, Bangladesh and across North Africa want their sacrifice performed in the Haram city. Some are fulfilling an obligation. Some are giving Sadaqah for a parent who has passed away. Others are thanking Allah for a blessing, such as a new child, recovery from illness, or a safe return. This service is for all of them.

What Is a Camel Sacrifice in Islam?

A camel sacrifice is the slaughter of a camel for the sake of Allah, with the meat given as food and charity. The camel is mentioned in the Qur’an as one of the symbols of Allah. Allah says: “And the camels We have appointed for you as among the symbols of Allah; in them is good for you” (Qur’an 22:36).

The Companions sacrificed camels together with the Prophet (peace be upon him). Jabir ibn Abdullah (may Allah be pleased with him) reported: “In the year of Hudaybiyyah, we sacrificed a camel for seven persons and a cow for seven persons along with the Messenger of Allah (peace be upon him)” (Sahih Muslim 1318). This is why scholars say one camel can be shared by up to seven people.

Camel Qurbani, Sadaqah, Hady and Aqiqah: Which One Is Yours?

A camel sacrifice in Makkah can be offered for several different reasons. Choose the one that matches your intention when you order.

• Eid al-Adha Qurbani (Udhiyah). The sacrifice made on the days of Eid by those who are able. It must take place after the Eid prayer on 10 Dhul Hijjah, up to sunset on the 12th.
• Sadaqah. A sacrifice given at any time of year as charity, often for a deceased parent or as thanks to Allah. It is a form of Sadaqah Jariyah in spirit, because the food benefits others for days.
• Hady or Dam. An animal owed because of Hajj or a violation in Ihram. Please confirm with a scholar what applies to your case, and tell us when you order.
• Aqiqah or thanksgiving. A sacrifice made to celebrate a child’s birth or to give thanks for a blessing.

If you are not sure which category applies, contact us and we will help you before you pay.

What Is Included in the Camel Sacrifice in Makkah Price?

Your payment covers the full process, from purchase to proof:

• One healthy camel of valid age. Scholars require a camel to be at least five years old, and free of major defects such as blindness, severe lameness or serious illness.
• Slaughter in Makkah by a trained Muslim slaughterer, with the name of Allah mentioned and your Niyyah (intention) made on your behalf.
• Distribution of the meat to the poor and needy in Makkah.
• Photo or video confirmation that the sacrifice was completed.

Why Choose a Camel?

A camel is the largest animal used in sacrifice, and it brings a few clear benefits:

1. More people are fed. The meat from one camel is far greater than from a sheep or goat.
2. It can be shared. Up to seven people can take part in one camel, as in Sahih Muslim 1318. This lets a family, friends, or colleagues give together.
3. It is deeply connected to the Sunnah. Camels are named in the Qur’an and were sacrificed at the time of the Prophet (peace be upon him).
4. It suits a larger intention. Many families choose a camel for a significant occasion, or to give on behalf of a parent who has passed away.

Sharing One Camel Among Seven People

Many scholars allow up to seven people to share one camel, whether they are related or not, as long as each share is for a valid act of worship. Each person pays one seventh and holds one seventh of the reward.

If you wish to join a shared camel, order a 1/7 share at $[SHARE PRICE]. Please give us the name of each person the share is for.

Some scholars differ on the details of sharing. If you follow the Maliki school or have a specific question, please ask a qualified scholar before ordering.

Is a Proxy Camel Sacrifice Valid?

Yes. Scholars permit you to appoint another person or an organisation to buy and slaughter the animal on your behalf. According to this IslamQA answer on Qurbani, the sacrifice is discharged if you appoint a proxy, and the proxy may be an individual or an organisation: IslamQA ruling on Qurbani and proxies.

A SeekersGuidance fatwa agrees that you may appoint someone to buy and slaughter for you: SeekersGuidance fatwa on who must sacrifice. Another SeekersGuidance answer explains that when you appoint someone in another country, the time rules apply to the place where the slaughter happens: Doing Qurbani in another country.

For the age and sharing conditions of camels, see this overview: All About Udhiyah: Rulings and Conditions. The Hadith on sharing a camel among seven is here: Sahih Muslim, camel sufficient for seven people.

Who Is This Service For?

Those who must offer Udhiyah. In the Hanafi school, Qurbani is wajib for a sane, mature, resident Muslim who owns wealth above the nisab. The Shafi’i, Maliki and Hanbali schools hold it to be a strongly emphasised Sunnah.

Families giving for a deceased parent. Many people give a camel in memory of a mother or father. Scholars describe sacrifice for the deceased as a good deed and a form of charity on their behalf.

Groups who want to give together. Seven people can share one camel, which is helpful for siblings who want to honour a parent together.

Anyone grateful to Allah. A new baby, a recovery, a new home, or a safe return can all be moments to give.

Elderly or ill relatives. If a family member cannot arrange a sacrifice, you can do it for them, with their consent, through a proxy.

How It Works

Step 1: Choose your camel sacrifice. Select a whole camel or a 1/7 share, and complete your payment.

Step 2: Tell us your intention. Give us the purpose (Qurbani, Sadaqah, Hady, Aqiqah or thanksgiving) and the names of those it is for.

Step 3: We prepare the sacrifice in Makkah. Our team buys a healthy camel of valid age.

Step 4: The sacrifice is carried out. A trained Muslim slaughterer slaughters the camel according to Shariah, mentioning the name of Allah.

Step 5: The meat is distributed. The meat goes to the poor and needy in Makkah.

Step 6: You receive confirmation. We send photo or video proof so you have peace of mind.

When Should I Book?

For Eid al-Adha, the sacrifice must take place after the Eid prayer on the 10th of Dhul Hijjah and may continue until sunset on the 12th. Orders are busiest just before Eid, so book early. For Sadaqah, Hady or thanksgiving, you can order at any time of the year.

Camel, Sheep or Cow: Which Should I Choose?

A sheep or goat is a complete sacrifice for one person. A camel or a cow can be shared by up to seven people. If you want to give for yourself alone, a sheep is simple and affordable. If you want to give more widely, or share the reward with family, a camel is a strong choice.

Why Choose Badal Umrah LTD?

Badal Umrah LTD is a Makkah-based service that performs proxy acts of worship for Muslims around the world, including Badal Umrah, Badal Hajj and Sadaqah. Our work is built on honesty and care: a clear price, a proper sacrifice, and proof that it was done. You can view our work proof to see how we document our services.

More Ways to Give and Honour a Loved One

A camel sacrifice is one of several acts of ongoing charity. Many families also choose:

• Qurbani Sheep in Makkah for an individual Qurbani
• Badal Umrah for a parent or relative who never performed Umrah
• Badal Hajj for someone who passed away or cannot travel
• Ramadan Badal Umrah during the blessed month of Ramadan

Read our Islamic FAQ for more rulings, or contact us if you have a question about your order.

Frequently Asked Questions

How much does a camel sacrifice in Makkah cost? A whole camel costs $1999 with Badal Umrah LTD. This covers the animal, the slaughter, the distribution of the meat to the poor and needy, and photo or video confirmation.

Can I book a camel sacrifice in Makkah online? Yes. You place your order online, tell us your intention, and our Makkah team does the rest. You do not need to be in Makkah.

What is the minimum age of a camel for sacrifice? Scholars require a camel to be at least five years old. We only use camels that meet this condition and are free of major defects.

How many people can share one camel? Up to seven people may share one camel, based on the Hadith in Sahih Muslim 1318. Each person holds one seventh.

Can I give a camel sacrifice for my deceased parent? Yes. Scholars describe offering a sacrifice for someone who has died as a good deed and a form of charity on their behalf. Give us their name when you order.

Is a camel sacrifice valid if someone else slaughters it for me? Yes. Scholars permit you to appoint a proxy, whether an individual or an organisation, to slaughter on your behalf.

Will I receive proof of the sacrifice? Yes. We send photo or video confirmation after the sacrifice is completed.

Who receives the meat? The meat is given to poor and needy people in Makkah.

Can I order a camel sacrifice outside Eid al-Adha? Yes, for Sadaqah, thanksgiving or Aqiqah. Eid al-Adha Qurbani must fall within the three days of sacrifice.

Book Your Camel Sacrifice in Makkah

Give generously and honour a loved one with a blessed act in the holy city. The camel sacrifice in Makkah is $1999 per camel. Add it to your cart, and may Allah accept it from you.