Udhiyah, Hady & Sadaqah:
Offer your sacrifice in the heart of Makkah
Whether fulfilling your Hajj obligation, reviving the Sunnah of Eid al-Adha, or offering a voluntary charity (Nafl), the Tafwiid team executes your sacrifice according to strict Fiqh rules with personalized video proof.
Delegate Your SacrificeWords of the Prophet ﷺ
Authentic and beneficial reminder
The Prophet ﷺ said:
« There is no deed more beloved to Allah, performed by the son of Adam on the day of sacrifice, than the shedding of blood (of the sacrificed animal).»
What is Qurbani?
Qurbani (Arabic: قربانى) refers to the ritual sacrifice of an animal as a sign of submission to Allah. Depending on your religious situation, your presence in Makkah, and the time of year, this sacrifice takes on a different status and name.
1. For Pilgrims (Hady)
Mandatory for pilgrims performing Hajj al-Tamattu or Hajj al-Qiran. This sacrifice (Dam al-Shukr) expresses gratitude for the privilege of performing Hajj.
- Performed on the 10th of Dhul Hijjah
- Important: Strict adherence to the order of rituals (Tarteeb).
- Crucial for the Hanafi school to avoid penalties.
2. For Non-Pilgrims
The traditional Eid al-Adha sacrifice (Udhiyah) for Muslims worldwide. Although it can be done anywhere, we perform it for you in Makkah.
- Performed during Eid and the days of Tashreeq.
- The meat feeds the poor of the Haram.
- Immense reward of Sadaqah in Makkah.
3. Voluntary (Nafl)
A voluntary charity sacrifice (Sadaqah) that you can order year-round. Perfect for seeking Allah's pleasure in important moments.
- To express gratitude (birth, success).
- To fulfill a pious vow.
- As ongoing charity for a deceased loved one.
Why delegate your sacrifice to Makkah?
Delegating one's sacrifice (Tawkil) is an authentic practice. Doing it in the Holy Lands adds an invaluable spiritual and charitable dimension.
Feeding the guests of Allah
In Makkah, thousands of destitute pilgrims, students of knowledge, and needy families reside around the Haram. By delegating your Qurbani to Tafwiid, you are assured that your meat will feed those who need it most, thus multiplying your reward.
- Deeply useful and charitable action
- Guaranteed hand-to-hand distribution
- Support for the needy of the sacred territory
Absolute respect for Fiqh
Finding an animal that complies with Islamic rules can be complex. The Tafwiid team, composed of students from Umm Al Qura University, meticulously selects each animal according to the strict criteria of the Prophet's Sunnah (ﷺ).
- Animal having reached the legal age
- Free of any physical defect (blind, lame...)
- Sacrificed during the legislated days (Tashreeq)
A transparent and secure process
1. Intention & Booking
Choose your type of sacrifice and provide us with the name of the sponsor (or the beneficiary if it is a Sadaqah for the deceased).
2. Rigorous Selection
Before Eid, our teams select your sheep (Udhiyah) at the Makkah abattoirs, ensuring it perfectly complies with the Sunnah.
3. Video of the Sacrifice
The animal is sacrificed while pronouncing your name (Bismillahi, Allahu Akbar...). The personalized video of the act is sent to you.
4. Charitable Distribution
The fresh meat is immediately distributed to the needy, orphans, and destitute present within the sacred perimeter of Makkah.
Order Your Sacrifice in Makkah
Select the type of sacrifice that corresponds to your current situation or need.
Hajj Sacrifice (Hady)
- Reserved for Tamattu / Qiran pilgrims
- Tarteeb Guaranteed (Order of rituals)
- Essential for the Hanafi school
- Video Proof on WhatsApp
Voluntary Sadaqah
- Free offering (Vow, gratitude...)
- Valid for a loved one or deceased
- Feeds the destitute of Makkah
- Video Proof on WhatsApp
Qurbani (Udhiyah)
- For non-pilgrims worldwide
- Sacrifice performed during Eid
- Flawless animal (Sunnah respected)
- Personalized Video Proof included
Foire Aux Questions (FAQ)
Puis-je déléguer mon sacrifice de l'Aïd (Qurbani) tout en restant chez moi ?
Oui, la jurisprudence islamique autorise formellement de mandater (Tawkil) une personne de confiance ou une agence pour accomplir le sacrifice en votre nom, même si cette personne se trouve dans un autre pays. C’est d’autant plus méritoire si la viande est distribuée aux pauvres de La Mecque.
Puis-je offrir une Sadaqah sous forme de sacrifice pour un parent décédé ?
Absolument. Offrir un sacrifice (mouton, agneau) et en donner la viande aux pauvres avec l’intention que la récompense aille à un défunt est l’une des meilleures formes d’aumône (Sadaqah Jariyah). C’est un cadeau spirituel d’une immense valeur.
Comment suis-je certain que le sacrifice a été fait en mon nom ?
La transparence est la marque de fabrique de Tafwiid. Lors de l’abattage de la bête aux abattoirs officiels, notre équipe filme l’action en prononçant distinctement votre nom ou celui de la personne pour qui vous l’offrez (ex: “Bismillah, Allahumma taqabbal min…”). Cette vidéo vous est envoyée par WhatsApp ou sur votre espace client.
Dans quel délai mon sacrifice sera-t-il effectué ?
Une fois votre commande validée, nos équipes sur place à La Mecque se chargent de l’achat, du sacrifice et de la distribution dans un délai de 48 à 72 heures. Vous recevrez ensuite la vidéo confirmant l’accomplissement du rite sur votre numéro WhatsApp.
Pour le Hajj, les commandes sont prises à l’avance et le pèlerinage est effectué durant la période spécifique du Hajj.