Large Livestock Sacrifice
As Yetim Ehli Association, we extend a helping hand to our brothers and sisters in need around the world. Especially through your Vow (Adak), Aqeeqah (Akika), and Gratitude (Shukr) sacrifices, you fulfill your religious duties while also becoming a source of hope for those in need. These sacrifices are not only a means of drawing closer to Allah and expressing gratitude, but also have the power to change the life of a child or a family.

Just imagine: the meat of your Aqeeqah sacrifice offered in the name of a newborn child can feed another child. With our slogan “We exist for goodness!”, by sharing these special sacrifices with those in need, we can grow goodness together.

We would especially like to emphasize that your sacrifices are carried out in accordance with Islamic rules under the guarantee of Yetim Ehli Association. During the slaughter, the names of the shareholders are read aloud, proxy authorizations are given, and a video of this moment is sent to our valued donors. In this way, we ensure that our donors can entrust their sacrifices with complete peace of mind.

Frequently Asked Questions

What are the sacrificial activities of Yetim Ehli Association?
Yetim Ehli Association extends a helping hand to brothers and sisters in need around the world. Through Vow (Adak), Aqeeqah (Akika), and Gratitude (Shukr) sacrifices, we contribute to fulfilling religious obligations and bringing hope to those in need.

How can I watch the video of my sacrifice being slaughtered?
Once the slaughter of your sacrifice is completed and the video is reviewed, it is sent to the shareholders via SMS. This allows you to watch the slaughter process.

What is the importance of the Aqeeqah sacrifice?
The Aqeeqah sacrifice is offered in the name of a newborn child. It is performed as an act of gratitude and also has the capacity to feed another child.