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On this page What is Aqiqah? Aqiqah Donations & Pricing Why is Aqiqah important? When should you give Aqiqah? How to perform Aqiqah Rules of Aqiqah The Aqiqah ceremony The three parts of Aqiqah The Aqiqah process with ALNASREEN Shaving your baby’s hair Frequently Asked Questions
What is Aqiqah?
Aqiqah online has made it possible for families anywhere in the world to fulfil this Sunnah without needing to source, slaughter, or distribute the animal themselves. Aqiqah is the Sunnah of sacrificing an animal to give thanks to Allah (SWT) for the birth of a child. It is traditionally performed on the seventh day after birth, though it can be delayed if needed. The meat from the sacrifice is distributed to family, neighbours, and those in need — making Aqiqah both an act of gratitude and an act of charity. At ALNASREEN, we perform your Aqiqah in Karachi, Pakistan, using healthy, scholar-approved goats, and send you direct WhatsApp video confirmation so you can see your sacrifice and distribution take place — something few charities offer.Aqiqah Donations
Aqiqah donation pricing with ALNASREEN is fixed and transparent, starting from PKR 35,000 for a girl and PKR 70,000 for a boy, with no hidden fees added at checkout.
Scholar Verified
Girl Aqiqah
PKR 35,000 (1 Goat)
- One healthy goat, per Sunnah guidance
- Slaughtered in Karachi within 2 hours of your chosen date
- WhatsApp video proof of sacrifice & distribution
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Boy Aqiqah
PKR 70,000 (2 Goats)
- Two healthy goats, per Sunnah guidance
- Slaughtered in Karachi within 2 hours of your chosen date
- WhatsApp video proof of sacrifice & distribution
Why is Aqiqah important?
Aqiqah is important because it fulfils a confirmed Sunnah of the Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him), expresses gratitude for a new life, and immediately connects the newborn’s arrival to an act of charity that feeds others. It also has social value — bringing family and community together to celebrate the child, and financial value — supporting families in need through meat distribution, particularly meaningful in a country like Pakistan where food insecurity remains widespread.When should you give Aqiqah?
The strongest Sunnah timing is the seventh day after the child’s birth. If this is not possible, scholars permit performing Aqiqah on the 14th day, the 21st day, or at any later point that is convenient for the family — the reward remains valid as long as the intention is fulfilled.How to perform Aqiqah
- Decide whether the child is a boy (two goats) or girl (one goat)
- Choose a trusted service to source, slaughter, and distribute the animal correctly
- Set your preferred sacrifice date, ideally the 7th day after birth
- Ensure the meat is distributed — commonly one third to family, one third to friends/neighbours, and one third to those in need
What are the rules of Aqiqah?
- Two goats/sheep are sacrificed for a boy, one for a girl
- The animal must be healthy and free of major defects, meeting the same standards as a Qurbani animal
- Only Allah’s name is pronounced at the time of slaughter
- The meat should be shared — with family, community, and those in need
- It is not obligatory (fard) but a strongly recommended Sunnah
What is the Aqiqah ceremony?
The Aqiqah ceremony traditionally combines several Sunnah practices around the seventh day: naming the child, shaving the baby’s head, giving the equivalent weight of the hair in gold or silver as charity, and sacrificing the animal(s). Many families also host a small gathering to share a meal made from the Aqiqah meat with relatives and neighbours.What does ALNASREEN use Aqiqah donations for?
Your Aqiqah donation covers the cost of a healthy, scholar-approved goat, its humane and Shariah-compliant slaughter in Karachi, and the distribution of the meat to deserving families in low-income communities across the city — the same underserved communities we serve through our Sadqa Bakra and Qurbani programmes.Who pays for Aqiqah?
Traditionally, the father of the newborn is responsible for the cost of Aqiqah, though scholars agree that any family member — or a charitable donor on behalf of the family — may pay for it. It is not restricted to the father alone.What are the three parts of the Aqiqah?
- The sacrifice — slaughtering the animal(s) in the child’s honour
- Shaving the head — removing the baby’s birth hair, traditionally on day 7
- Naming the child — formally announcing the child’s name, often on the same day
Why do Muslims perform Aqiqah?
Muslims perform Aqiqah to follow the Sunnah of the Prophet (peace be upon him), who performed Aqiqah for his own grandsons Hasan and Husain. It is seen as a way of thanking Allah for the blessing of a child, protecting the child spiritually, and beginning the child’s life with an act of charity performed in their name.What happens at an Aqiqah party?
An Aqiqah party or gathering typically involves family and friends coming together to celebrate the newborn, share a meal prepared using the Aqiqah meat, and sometimes formally announce the baby’s name. It is an informal, joyful occasion rather than a religiously mandated event.Is Aqiqah compulsory in Islam?
No. Aqiqah is a Sunnah Mu’akkadah (strongly emphasised Sunnah), not a religious obligation (fard). Families are encouraged to perform it if they are able to, but there is no sin in being unable to do so.The Aqiqah process with ALNASREEN
Which animals are sacrificed?
We use healthy goats for Aqiqah — one for a girl, two for a boy — sourced and inspected to the same standard used for our Qurbani and Sadqa Bakra sacrifices.Where is the Aqiqah performed?
Aqiqah in Pakistan carries added value beyond convenience, since every donation directly reaches low-income families across Karachi who face genuine food insecurity. All Aqiqah sacrifices are performed locally in Karachi, Pakistan, allowing us to guarantee same-day or 2-hour turnaround and give donors — including overseas Pakistanis — real, verifiable proof rather than a generic certificate.Is the meat provided raw or already distributed?
The meat is not sent to the donor; it is distributed fresh, on the day of sacrifice, directly to low-income families in Karachi, in keeping with the spirit of Aqiqah as an act of charity.Why is Aqiqah with ALNASREEN different?
Best online Aqiqah service providers are judged on transparency, speed, and scholar verification — three qualities ALNASREEN delivers on every single order. Unlike large international charities that process thousands of Aqiqah orders through third-party partners abroad, ALNASREEN performs every sacrifice locally in Karachi with a 2-hour turnaround and sends you direct WhatsApp video proof of the sacrifice and distribution — full transparency, not just a printed certificate.Shaving your baby’s head
How do I donate the weight of the hair in gold or silver?
After shaving, many families weigh the baby’s hair and donate the equivalent value of that weight in gold or silver as Sadaqah. If you’re unsure of the exact weight, a symbolic Sadaqah donation is also acceptable — you can add this alongside your Aqiqah order via WhatsApp.When should I name my newborn child?
Naming can happen any time after birth, but many families choose to formally announce the name on the seventh day, alongside the Aqiqah sacrifice and head-shaving.Is shaving my newborn’s hair mandatory?
It is a recommended Sunnah practice rather than an obligation, performed out of following the Prophetic tradition rather than religious requirement.When should I shave my newborn’s hair?
The Sunnah timing is the seventh day after birth, matching the recommended day for Aqiqah and naming.Aqiqah vs Qurbani vs Sadqa Bakra
| Sacrifice | Occasion | Who it’s for |
|---|---|---|
| Aqiqah | Birth of a child | Newborn, performed once |
| Qurbani | Eid al-Adha | Every eligible Muslim household, yearly |
| Sadqa Bakra | Any time, any reason | General charity or in fulfilment of a vow (Mannat) |










































































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