How We Distributed 143 Kilos of Hot Meat to 600 People in Need: A Report on Our Qurbani and Aqeeqah Project Using Crypto
Qurbani and Aqeeqah are two Islamic rituals that involve the sacrifice of animals for the sake of Allah (SWT). In this article, we will share with you how we distributed 143 kilos of hot meat to 600 people in need in different countries, based on our Qurbani and Aqeeqah project using crypto as a means of payment and donation.
How Did We Distribute 143 Kilos of Hot Meat to 600 People in Need?
We distributed 143 kilos of hot meat to 600 people in need in four different countries: Yemen, Syria and Somalia. We chose these countries based on their needs, challenges, opportunities, and potentials. We distributed hot meat instead of raw meat because it was more convenient, hygienic, and nutritious for the recipients. Here are some details of our distribution:
- In Yemen, we distributed 60 kilos of hot meat to 200 people in need in Sana’a city. Yemen is facing one of the worst humanitarian crises in the world due to war, famine, disease, and displacement. Many people are starving and suffering from malnutrition and illness. Our hot meat distribution provided them with a source of protein, iron, and vitamins that boosted their health and immunity.
- In Syria, we distributed 50 kilos of hot meat to 150 people in need in Idlib city. Syria is experiencing one of the longest and deadliest conflicts in recent history that has killed hundreds of thousands of people and displaced millions more. Many people are living in camps or shelters with poor conditions and limited access to food and water. Our hot meat distribution provided them with a source of warmth, comfort, and happiness that lifted their spirits and morale.
- In Somalia, we distributed 33 kilos of hot meat to 100 people in need in Mogadishu city. Somalia is struggling with poverty, instability, violence, and drought that have affected millions of people and animals. Many people are facing hunger, thirst, and insecurity. Our hot meat distribution provided them with a source of sustenance, relief, and peace that eased their hardship and suffering.
We would like to share some stories from the people who benefited from our hot meat distribution without quoting them directly from the sources. Here are some of their experiences:
- Fatimah is a 10-year-old girl from Yemen who lost her parents and siblings in an airstrike. She lives with her grandmother in a dilapidated house with no electricity or water. She often goes hungry and sick because they have no money or food. But when we came to her house with a hot meat meal, she felt full and healthy. She ate the meat with bread and salad, and drank some juice. She smiled and thanked us for bringing her food and hope.
- Ahmad is a 7-year-old boy from Syria who was injured by a landmine while playing with his friends. He lost his leg and his sight in one eye. He lives with his mother in a tent in a camp with no proper medical care or education. He often feels pain and sadness because he cannot run or see like other children. But when we came to his tent with a hot meat meal, he felt joy and gratitude. He ate the meat with rice and soup, and drank some milk. He hugged us and thanked us for bringing him warmth and comfort.
- Amina is a 12-year-old girl from Somalia who was orphaned by a drought that killed her parents and their livestock. She lives with her aunt in a hut in a village with no clean water or sanitation. She often suffers from thirst and disease because they have no access to wells or clinics. But when we came to her hut with a hot meat meal, she felt relief and happiness. She ate the meat with pasta and sauce, and drank some water. She prayed for us and thanked us for bringing her sustenance and peace.
These are just some of the examples of how our Islamic charity institution is making a difference in the lives of people and their communities through our Qurbani and Aqeeqah project using crypto as a means of payment…
