Detailed Information

Your sacrificial offerings are being slaughtered in accordance with religious obligations, by trustworthy hands, and delivered to those truly in need.

This Eid al-Adha, we are once again setting out to touch hearts and bring hope to tables. By donating your Qurban, share in the joy of those in need this holiday and become a means for the prayers of our brothers and sisters in distant lands.

Dear Valuable Donor,

You will receive information regarding the sacrificial process in three stages via SMS:

1. A notification confirming that your donation has been received.
2. A message confirming that your Qurban has been slaughtered.
3. A message containing a link to the slaughtering video.

The slaughtering videos are securely prepared for each donor using a virtual identity system and sent via SMS as a link.

In our religion, besides the sacrificial animals slaughtered on specific days during Eid al-Adha, there are also sacrifices offered at any time for the sake of Allah's pleasure. The characteristics required for these sacrifices are the same as those required for the obligatory sacrificial animal. Your sacrifices, meticulously performed in accordance with Islamic procedures, continue to be a source of joy for many families.

Vow Qurban

A vow is when a person, not otherwise religiously obligated, makes an act of worship binding upon themselves. If the vow is tied to a specific condition, then the sacrificial offering must be carried out without delay once that condition is fulfilled. If it is not tied to any specific time, it can be performed on any day of the year.

Aqiqah

Aqiqah is the act of sacrificing an animal to express gratitude to Allah for the blessing of a child. It is believed that Aqiqah protects children from calamities and illnesses and fosters compassion for the parents on the Day of Judgment. For those who have the means, performing the Aqiqah sacrifice is a Sunnah, and it brings believers blessings and rewards.

Voluntary Qurban

Voluntary worship in Islam refers to acts of devotion that are neither obligatory (farz) nor mandatory (wajib), but are performed solely to gain the pleasure of Allah. There are many ways to demonstrate servitude and gratitude to our Lord, and one of these is through the act of sacrifice. Sacrifices offered outside of Eid al-Adha, purely for the sake of Allah, are referred to as voluntary (nafile) sacrifices.

HOW DO WE PLACE OUR QURBAN ORDERS?

1- The receipts of the donations sent to our bank accounts are reviewed, and the donor is contacted via the phone number they provided.

2- The type of sacrifice the donor wishes to perform is determined (vow, aqiqah, voluntary).

3- After confirmation is received, the order is placed with our overseas partners on the same day.

How Can I Make a Donation?

You can deliver your donations to us by:

Contacting the headquarters or branches of our association and visiting in person to receive a receipt.

Donating online through our website: https://verenel.org/tr .

Making EFT or wire transfers using our account numbers.

Be sure to write your phone number in the comments section so that you can receive the notification message.

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