Frequently Asked Questions
Common questions for families in Pakistan and abroad — booking, payment, and meat distribution.
What is Aqeeqah?
Aqeeqah is a Sunnah performed after the birth of a child, involving the sacrifice of one goat or sheep for a girl and two for a boy. The meat is distributed to family, friends, and those in need.
Do you serve families in Pakistan as well as overseas?
Yes. We serve parents across Pakistan and clients abroad. Sacrifice is performed in Karachi. Overseas customers appoint us as their wakalah (representative).
Can I perform Aqeeqah from abroad?
Yes. You can appoint us as your representative (wakalah) to perform the sacrifice in Karachi, Pakistan. You will receive video proof and a certificate once completed.
What happens to the meat?
By default we distribute meat to deserving Muslim families and may prepare cooked meals (such as biryani) for madarsa students and other haqdaar recipients. Home delivery of meat is free and available only within Karachi. Meat is never shipped abroad.
Is home delivery available everywhere?
No. Home delivery is free but only within Karachi. Elsewhere in Pakistan or overseas, meat is distributed locally through charity as above.
Is the meat shipped to my country?
No. Meat is never exported. It stays in Karachi and is distributed to deserving families, madarsa children, or delivered to a Karachi home if you choose that option.
When should Aqeeqah be performed?
It is recommended on the 7th day after birth, but it can be performed later if needed. Share your preferred date when booking.
How do I receive proof?
All packages include photo/video proof of sacrifice and a digital certificate with QR verification. Premium also includes a professional edited video and a personalized printed certificate.
What payment methods do you accept?
We accept Stripe (card) for international clients, and JazzCash, EasyPaisa, and bank transfer for Pakistan. WhatsApp confirmation is available for all orders.
What is your refund policy?
Full refund if cancelled at least 24 hours before the scheduled sacrifice date. No refund after the sacrifice has been performed.