Breaking all past records to bring Eid smiles to the faces of the country’s underprivileged and disaster-affected people, the social welfare organization Al Quran and Sunnah Foundation has completed the country’s largest-ever Qurbani project. This year, a total of 1,665 animals were sacrificed across 873 designated spots in 1,371 unions under 378 upazilas nationwide. The meat of these sacrificed animals was delivered to the homes of approximately 53,000 needy, distressed, and malnourished people.

A total of 358 cows and 1,307 goats were sacrificed in this year’s project. Special priority was given to meeting the nutritional needs of people in various regions that are lagging behind due to geographical location and other factors, as well as those recently hit by disasters. This gift was delivered to the truly needy people in remote areas in a completely systematic manner and in compliance with health guidelines.

As always, the Al Quran and Sunnah Foundation ensured the utmost transparency and accountability regarding the trust of the Qurbani donors. Prior to the sacrifice, each donor was informed via email of their animal’s specific number and the location where the Qurbani would take place. Following the completion of the sacrifice, photos of their live animal with a banner, photos of the piled meat, and photos of the local meat distribution were sent to each donor via email.

With the tireless efforts of thousands of volunteers, this year’s project came to a successful conclusion by smoothly delivering this Qurbani gift to the doorsteps of underprivileged people in remote areas.