Qurbani Sheep Price in Makkah – Book Now $299

Qurbani Sheep Price in Makkah: Fulfil Your Sacrifice in the Holy City

The Qurbani sheep price in Makkah through Badal Umrah LTD is $299 per sheep. For that price, a healthy sheep is purchased, sacrificed in Makkah on your behalf, and its meat is given to people in need. Most of our animals are fat-tailed sheep, a breed common in the Arabian Peninsula and valued for its meat. You do not need to travel. You appoint our team as your proxy, and we carry out the sacrifice with your intention.

Many Muslims living far from Makkah, in the UK, USA, Canada, Australia, Bangladesh and the Gulf, want their Qurbani performed in the Haram city. Some are fulfilling their own Udhiyah. Others are honouring a mother or father who has passed away. Others care for an elderly or unwell relative who can no longer arrange a sacrifice. This service exists for all of them.

What Is Qurbani (Udhiyah)?

Qurbani, called Udhiyah in Arabic, is the sacrifice of an eligible animal during the days of Eid al-Adha. It remembers the obedience of Prophet Ibrahim (peace be upon him), who was ready to sacrifice his son for Allah, and Allah’s mercy in replacing the sacrifice with a ram.

The Prophet (peace be upon him) practised it himself. Anas ibn Malik (may Allah be pleased with him) reported that the Prophet sacrificed two horned rams with his own hand, saying “Allahu Akbar” (Sahih al-Bukhari 5553; Sahih Muslim 1966). For this reason, scholars treat the sacrifice as a firmly established part of the Sunnah.

What Does the Qurbani Sheep Price in Makkah Include?

Your $299 covers the full process from purchase to distribution:

• One healthy sheep chosen to meet the Shariah conditions for a valid Qurbani, meaning it is free of the major defects scholars list, such as blindness or a badly broken horn.
• 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 Fat-Tailed Sheep?

Fat-tailed sheep are widely raised in Saudi Arabia and the wider region. They are hardy animals with a large, fatty tail, and they are a familiar choice for sacrifice in the Arabian Peninsula. When you order a Qurbani sheep, you are ordering a healthy sheep that meets the conditions for Udhiyah. The listing is simply called “Sheep” because that is the animal you are booking.

Who Is This Service For?

Muslims who meet the nisab. In the Hanafi school, Qurbani is wajib (obligatory) for a sane, mature, resident Muslim who owns wealth above the nisab threshold on the days of sacrifice. The Shafi’i, Maliki and Hanbali schools hold it to be a strongly emphasised Sunnah. In every school, it is a deeply rewarded act.

Families offering Qurbani for a deceased parent. Many families arrange a sacrifice for a father or mother who has died. Scholars describe this as a good deed and a form of charity on behalf of the deceased. It is a quiet way of keeping a parent’s reward alive, much like Sadaqah Jariyah.

Elderly or ill relatives. If a family member cannot travel or manage the sacrifice, you can arrange it for them, with their consent, through a proxy in Makkah.

Anyone who simply wants Makkah. Qurbani performed anywhere with the right intention is valid. Some people choose Makkah because of the blessing of the place and because the meat reaches people in genuine need.

Is Proxy Qurbani Valid in Islam?

Yes. Scholars permit a person to appoint another individual or an organisation to purchase and slaughter the animal on their behalf. An IslamQA answer on Qurbani states that the Qurbani is discharged if one appoints a proxy, and that the proxy may be an organisation or an individual. You can read it here: IslamQA ruling on Qurbani and proxies.

A SeekersGuidance fatwa likewise confirms that it is permitted to appoint someone to buy and slaughter an animal for you: SeekersGuidance fatwa on who must sacrifice.

SeekersGuidance has also answered that when you appoint someone in another country, the time restrictions apply to the place where the slaughter happens. Read it here: Doing Qurbani in another country.

Can I Do Qurbani for a Deceased Parent?

Yes. According to an IslamQA answer, if a person wishes to offer a sacrifice on behalf of someone who has died, it is a good deed and counts as charity for the deceased. If the deceased left a bequest of up to one third of their wealth for this purpose, that wish must be carried out. Scholars differ on details, and some prefer that you first offer Qurbani for yourself. If you have a specific situation, please ask a qualified scholar.

How It Works

Step 1: Choose your Qurbani Sheep and place your order. Add the sheep to your cart and complete payment of $299.

Step 2: Tell us your intention. Give us the name of the person the Qurbani is for. This can be yourself, a parent, or another relative.

Step 3: The sacrifice is carried out in Makkah. Our team purchases a healthy sheep and slaughters it according to Shariah, with the name of Allah mentioned.

Step 4: The meat is distributed. The meat is given to poor and needy people in Makkah.

Step 5: You receive confirmation. We send photo or video proof so you have peace of mind that the sacrifice was completed.

When Should I Book?

For Eid al-Adha, the sacrifice must take place after the Eid prayer on the 10th of Dhul Hijjah. It may continue until sunset on the 12th. Orders placed close to Eid can be busy, so book early to make sure your sacrifice is confirmed on time.

Qurbani Sheep, Goat, or Camel?

A sheep or a goat is a complete sacrifice for one person. A camel or cow can be shared by up to seven people. If you want to cover several family members, you may place separate orders for each eligible person. Each adult who meets the conditions is responsible for their own Qurbani.

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 centres on honesty and care: a clear price, a proper sacrifice, and proof that the act was done. You can see examples of our work in our proof gallery.

More Ways to Honour a Loved One

Qurbani is one of several acts of ongoing charity. Many families also choose:

• Badal Umrah for a parent or relative who never performed Umrah
• Badal Hajj for someone who passed away or is unable to travel
• Ramadan Badal Umrah during the blessed month of Ramadan

You can also see our proof gallery, read our Islamic FAQ, or contact us if you have a question about your order.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the Qurbani sheep price in Makkah? The price is $299 per sheep with Badal Umrah LTD. This covers the animal, the slaughter, the distribution of meat, and photo or video confirmation.

Does the Qurbani sheep price in Makkah include proof and meat distribution? Yes. The $299 covers the sheep, the slaughter, the distribution of the meat to the poor and needy in Makkah, and photo or video confirmation.

What type of sheep do you use? Most of our sheep are fat-tailed sheep. They are healthy and chosen to meet the Shariah conditions for Qurbani.

Do I need to be in Makkah? No. You appoint our team as your proxy, and we carry out the sacrifice for you.

Can I do Qurbani for someone who has passed away? Yes. Scholars describe it as a good deed and a form of charity on behalf of the deceased.

Can I choose the date? For Eid al-Adha, the sacrifice must fall within the three days of sacrifice. Please contact us if you want to arrange a sacrifice at another time.

Will I get proof? Yes. We send photo or video confirmation after the sacrifice.

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

Book Your Qurbani Sheep in Makkah

The Qurbani sheep price in Makkah is $299 per sheep. Fulfil your Udhiyah, or honour a loved one, with a blessed sacrifice in the city of Makkah. Add it to your cart and may Allah accept it from you.