Qurbani / Meat Distribution

Shah Sultana Memorial Welfare Organisation arranges Qurbani and meat distribution activities to help deserving families participate in the blessings and happiness of Eid-ul-Adha.

Many low-income households are unable to perform Qurbani or purchase fresh meat because of financial difficulties. Through this programme, donors can contribute towards Qurbani, while our team and volunteers help arrange the distribution of meat among deserving families in an organised, fair and respectful manner.

Sharing the Blessings of Qurbani

Qurbani is an important act of worship that reflects sacrifice, generosity and care for others. It also provides an opportunity to share food with relatives, neighbours and people in need.

Our Qurbani / Meat Distribution programme connects donors with deserving families so that the benefits of Qurbani can reach households that may otherwise be unable to receive fresh meat.

Purpose of Our Qurbani Programme

  • To arrange Qurbani on behalf of participating donors
  • To distribute meat among deserving households
  • To help widows, elderly people and low-income families
  • To allow vulnerable children to share in the happiness of Eid
  • To manage meat distribution in an organised manner
  • To protect the dignity and privacy of beneficiaries
  • To encourage community participation and generosity

Who Benefits from Meat Distribution?

Our Qurbani meat distribution is intended for individuals and families who have limited financial resources and may not be able to arrange Qurbani or purchase meat independently.

Beneficiaries May Include

  • Low-income families
  • Widows with dependent children
  • Orphans and vulnerable children
  • Elderly individuals without regular support
  • Families affected by unemployment
  • Daily-wage workers
  • People with disabilities
  • Patients facing high medical expenses
  • Families affected by emergencies
  • Households with several dependent members

Our Qurbani Activities

The scope of the Qurbani programme may depend on available donations, the number of participating donors, animal prices and local arrangements.

Our Activities May Include

  • Receiving donor participation requests
  • Arranging suitable Qurbani animals
  • Coordinating the Qurbani process
  • Managing meat preparation and packaging
  • Preparing beneficiary lists
  • Distributing meat packages
  • Delivering meat to elderly or disabled beneficiaries
  • Maintaining suitable records of the activity

How the Qurbani Programme Works

Step 1: Donor Registration

Individuals, families, businesses and organisations may contact us to participate in the Qurbani programme.

Donors may contribute towards a complete animal, a share in a large animal or the general meat distribution programme, depending on the arrangements available for that year.

Step 2: Qurbani Arrangements

Qurbani animals may be selected and arranged according to available funds, agreed participation and suitable local conditions.

The organisation aims to coordinate all arrangements carefully so that the activity can be completed in an organised and responsible manner.

Step 3: Preparation of Beneficiary Lists

Deserving families may be identified through existing welfare records, community referrals, volunteers and direct requests.

Priority may be given to widows, elderly individuals, low-income households, patients and families with dependent children.

Step 4: Qurbani and Meat Preparation

The Qurbani process is arranged according to applicable religious requirements and available local facilities.

The meat is then divided into suitable portions and packed for distribution.

Step 5: Distribution

Meat packages are distributed through designated points or delivered to selected beneficiaries where necessary.

We aim to avoid unnecessary crowds and ensure that each family receives assistance respectfully.

Step 6: Activity Record

Basic records of donors, Qurbani arrangements and meat distribution may be maintained for organisational purposes and responsible reporting.

Types of Qurbani Participation

Complete Animal Sponsorship

A donor or family may sponsor a complete Qurbani animal. The meat can then be distributed according to the selected arrangement and the needs of deserving beneficiaries.

Share in a Large Animal

Where available, donors may participate through one or more shares in a cow or another eligible large animal.

General Qurbani Donation

Donors may contribute any suitable amount to the general Qurbani fund. These contributions may be combined to arrange animals, packaging, transport and distribution.

Meat Distribution Sponsorship

A donor may support the costs of preparing, packaging, transporting and delivering meat to deserving families.

Meat Distribution Beyond Eid-ul-Adha

Where suitable meat donations become available during the year, Shah Sultana Memorial Welfare Organisation may arrange additional meat distribution among deserving households.

Additional Meat Distribution May Include

  • Donated meat from voluntary sacrifices
  • Meat contributed for Sadaqah
  • Aqiqah meat distribution
  • Community meal support
  • Emergency food assistance
  • Meat provided by individual donors

Donors should contact the organisation in advance so that collection, storage and distribution can be arranged properly.

Aqiqah Meat Distribution

Families arranging Aqiqah may choose to distribute part or all of the meat among deserving households through the organisation.

We May Assist With

  • Identifying deserving families
  • Preparing meat portions
  • Packing the meat
  • Coordinating distribution
  • Delivering packages where possible

Sadaqah Meat Distribution

Donors may also contribute meat as Sadaqah for distribution among people in need.

Sadaqah meat may support families facing financial hardship, illness, unemployment or another difficult situation.

Sadaqah Meat May Be Distributed To

  • Widows
  • Orphans
  • Elderly people
  • Low-income households
  • Patients and their families
  • Emergency-affected families

Respectful Meat Distribution

We believe that beneficiaries should receive assistance without embarrassment or unnecessary public exposure.

During Distribution, We Aim To

  • Organise beneficiary lists in advance
  • Avoid disorder and overcrowding
  • Prepare suitable and fair portions
  • Maintain cleanliness during handling
  • Use suitable packaging
  • Protect beneficiary privacy
  • Give priority to elderly and disabled people
  • Treat every individual with courtesy and respect

Cleanliness and Safe Handling

Proper handling is important to maintain the quality of meat during preparation and distribution.

We Aim to Ensure

  • Suitable handling and cutting arrangements
  • Clean surfaces and equipment
  • Properly prepared meat portions
  • Clean and secure packaging
  • Timely distribution after preparation
  • Suitable transportation arrangements
  • Protection from heat, dust and contamination

Beneficiaries are encouraged to refrigerate or cook the meat as soon as possible after receiving it.

How Beneficiary Families Are Identified

Families may be selected through welfare records, community references, direct applications and recommendations from trusted volunteers.

Priority May Be Given To

  • Widows with children
  • Orphan households
  • Elderly people living alone
  • Families without a stable income
  • Daily-wage workers
  • Households affected by illness
  • People with disabilities
  • Families facing emergencies

Selection and distribution depend on the number of available meat packages and the genuine need of the applicant.

Refer a Deserving Family

Community members may refer a deserving family for consideration in the Qurbani meat distribution programme.

Referral Details May Include

  • Name of the beneficiary
  • Contact number
  • Residential address or area
  • Number of household members
  • Source of household income
  • Reason assistance is required
  • Any disability, illness or urgent circumstance

Submitting a referral does not automatically guarantee assistance. Distribution depends on verification, need and the number of available packages.

How Donors Can Participate

Sponsor a Complete Qurbani

Donors may sponsor a complete animal and request that the meat be distributed among deserving families.

Contribute a Qurbani Share

Donors may participate through one or more shares in a large animal where this facility is available.

Support Meat Packaging

Donors can contribute towards bags, containers, labels and other packaging materials.

Support Transportation

Transportation support helps move animals, supplies and prepared meat packages to distribution locations and beneficiary homes.

Donate Meat

Donors who have already arranged Qurbani may contribute a suitable quantity of meat for distribution.

Volunteer Your Time

Volunteers may assist with preparation, packing, beneficiary coordination, loading and distribution.

Donate Your Qurbani Meat

Individuals and families may donate a portion of their Qurbani meat to Shah Sultana Memorial Welfare Organisation.

Before Donating Meat

  • Contact the organisation in advance
  • Confirm the available collection or delivery arrangement
  • Use clean and secure packaging
  • Keep the meat protected from heat and contamination
  • Provide it within a suitable time after Qurbani
  • Clearly mention the approximate quantity

Become a Qurbani Volunteer

Volunteers are essential for organising a successful Qurbani and meat distribution activity.

Volunteer Responsibilities May Include

  • Helping arrange animals and supplies
  • Managing beneficiary records
  • Assisting with meat portioning
  • Packing meat safely
  • Loading and unloading packages
  • Managing distribution points
  • Delivering meat to deserving families
  • Assisting elderly and disabled beneficiaries
  • Maintaining cleanliness and organisation
  • Documenting the welfare activity

Corporate Qurbani Support

Businesses and corporate organisations can support our Qurbani programme through their Corporate Social Responsibility initiatives.

Corporate Participation May Include

  • Sponsoring one or more Qurbani animals
  • Supporting meat distribution in selected communities
  • Providing employee volunteers
  • Donating packaging materials
  • Providing refrigerated or suitable transportation
  • Supporting beneficiary verification
  • Funding a complete Qurbani campaign

Community Partnerships

We welcome cooperation with local businesses, community groups, religious scholars, volunteers, transport providers and welfare organisations.

Such partnerships can help us improve the reach, organisation and quality of the Qurbani activity.

Partners May Support Through

  • Providing suitable Qurbani locations
  • Offering animal supply support
  • Providing cutting and packing facilities
  • Supporting transport and delivery
  • Referring deserving families
  • Providing volunteers
  • Supporting safe and clean handling

Responsible Use of Qurbani Donations

Funds contributed for Qurbani are intended to support the arrangements connected with the selected Qurbani programme.

Programme Expenses May Include

  • Purchase of eligible animals
  • Animal transportation
  • Qurbani service arrangements
  • Meat preparation
  • Packaging materials
  • Transportation and delivery
  • Other necessary programme expenses

The exact use of funds may depend on the selected participation method and the practical requirements of the programme.

Our Commitment

Shah Sultana Memorial Welfare Organisation is committed to arranging Qurbani and meat distribution with care, responsibility and respect for both donors and beneficiaries.

We Aim To

  • Follow suitable religious and organisational requirements
  • Use donor contributions responsibly
  • Prepare fair and useful meat portions
  • Reach genuine and deserving households
  • Maintain cleanliness and proper handling
  • Protect beneficiary dignity and privacy
  • Complete distribution without unnecessary delay
  • Improve the programme through community cooperation

Frequently Asked Questions

Can I Book a Complete Qurbani Through the Organisation?

Yes. Subject to the arrangements available for the current year, donors may sponsor a complete Qurbani animal.

Can I Participate Through One Share?

Yes. Shares in a large animal may be available depending on the Qurbani arrangements for that year.

Can I Donate My Own Qurbani Meat?

Yes. Donors can contribute part of their Qurbani meat after coordinating the collection or delivery arrangements with the organisation.

Can I Donate Aqiqah Meat?

Yes. Aqiqah meat may be provided for distribution among deserving families.

Can I Give Sadaqah Meat?

Yes. Sadaqah meat may be accepted and distributed according to suitable arrangements and beneficiary needs.

Can I Refer a Deserving Family?

Yes. Community members may provide the basic details of a deserving family for review.

Can I Volunteer During Qurbani?

Yes. Volunteers may assist with packing, beneficiary coordination, distribution and delivery.

Can a Company Sponsor the Programme?

Yes. Companies may sponsor animals, packaging, transportation, distribution or a complete Qurbani campaign through CSR support.

Support Our Qurbani Programme

Your Qurbani contribution can help bring fresh meat, happiness and relief to deserving families during Eid-ul-Adha.

By sponsoring an animal, contributing a share, donating meat, supporting transportation or volunteering your time, you can help us reach more vulnerable households.

Contact Us

To participate in Qurbani, donate meat, refer a deserving family, volunteer or discuss corporate sponsorship, please contact Shah Sultana Memorial Welfare Organisation.

Organisation Details

Shah Sultana Memorial Welfare Organisation
President: Abid Saleem Khan
Former President, PIA Senior Staff Association

Address

A-66, Qabil Colony, Block-II, F.B. Area, Karachi, Pakistan.

Phone Numbers

  • Mobile: 0300-9255101
  • Telephone: 021-36312211

Email Address

info@shahsultanawelfare.org

Website

www.shahsultanawelfare.org

Share Your Qurbani with Those in Need

A thoughtfully distributed meat package can bring happiness to an entire family. Join us in sharing the blessings of Qurbani with deserving people and helping them celebrate Eid with dignity and joy.