Every year, Muslims around the world sacrifice an animal to share with the needy during Dhul-Hijjah, the last month of the Islamic year. This practice commemorates the obedience of Abraham (peace be upon him), who was prepared to sacrifice his beloved son for God’s sake. Known as udhiyah or qurbani, this practice takes place at the end of the Hajj pilgrimage and is an important part of being a Muslim. It demonstrates obedience to God and signifies generosity to those who are less fortunate. It also helps distribute life-enhancing meat to those who need it most. Attayeb Foundation is on the ground sourcing animals locally on behalf of our donors to provide fresh meat to the needy families and individuals who are in hardship.. But as the cost of meat rises, the need rises too. These families urgently need your help to ensure they have this important gift in time for the Eid holiday this year. This meat is more than a gift. It helps alleviate “hidden hunger” and can improve the health of a malnourished families.