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Hajj 2026 Qurbani/Hadi & Ziyara booking form. 

Hajj Qurbani/Hadi (also known as Nahr/Dam of Shukr) is £150.00 per person for a sheep.  Madinah Ziyarah Tour is £15.00 per person.  Please complete the form below to book yours.

 

Please Note:

  • An invoice will be raised and you will be provided details on how to make payment.

  • Once payment has been made, your Hajj Qurbani/Hadi is confirmed. 
    Note: It is not possible to cancel or seek refund after placing the order as we will be purchasing the sacrificial animal for you in advance.

  • Further instructions about the process will be provided before your departure for Hajj.

  • Your Hajj sacrifice will take place on the 10th Dhul Hijjah (3rd day of Hajj).

  • Meat will be distributed amongst the poor and needy in Makkah.

  • This service is carried out under the supervision of Ulama (Islamic Scholars).

  • The animal sacrifice will be done in accordance with your requirments and the school of thought you follow.  

Note: All animals are regularly checked to ensure they follow the conditions for Qurbani.  Depending on the school of thought (madhab) you follow, certain actions/rituals have to be performed in order.  Failure to do this could make you liable for a Damm (Penalty).  Seek further guidance from your Hajj guide / Local Imam.  

Note: Cost of Damm (Penalty for Hajj violations are not included.  However this can be arranged if the need arises). 

Cost

  • Hajj Qurbani/Hadi (also known as Nahr/Dam of Shukr) is £150.00 per person for a sheep.

  • Guided Group Ziyarah Tour of Madinah £15.00 per person

    Total £165.00 per person

Excluded

Ziyarah Tour of Makkah, Jeddah, Taif etc and cost of any museum tickets in Makkah and/or Madinah.  If these visits are possible, you will be given the option to purchase when you are there. 

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