Offering qurban is sunnah muakkadah upon Muslims. It’s an act of worship that is highly recommended in Islam. Anas bin Malik narrated that he once saw the Prophet ﷺ slaughter two rams with his own hands while mentioning the name of Allah and reciting takbir. [Bukhari]. While it’s sunnah to carry out the slaughtering yourself,

Dhul Hijjah is fast approaching, and faithful Muslims across the globe should take the opportunity to maximise their efforts in doing good deeds as the month is considered one of the most sacred months in Islam.  It’s also the month when Muslims celebrate Eid-ul-Adha and offer annual sacrifices or qurban (Korban) to commemorate Prophet Ibrahim’s

Qurban and aqiqah are both an act of sacrificing a livestock animal for the sake of Allah. They are sunnah muakkadah, i.e. a highly recommended act for those who have the financial means to do it. While these two have some similarities, they are two different acts of worship (ibadah) in Islam.  Let’s take a