The Habitat Foundation is committed to providing support to the helpless people of Somalia through various programs, including Qurban activities. Qurban, also known as Eid al-Adha, is an Islamic holiday where Muslims around the world sacrifice an animal to commemorate Prophet Ibrahim’s willingness to sacrifice his son Ismail for the sake of God. This act of sacrifice is an important aspect of the holiday, and the meat from the animal is distributed to those in need.
To support Qurban activities in Somalia, the Habitat Foundation coordinates the purchase and slaughter of animals, including sheep, goats, and cows. These animals are then distributed to the most vulnerable populations, including refugees, orphans, and widows.
The Foundation works with local communities and religious leaders to identify those in need and distribute the meat in a fair and equitable manner. This ensures that those who are most in need receive the meat, and that the distribution process is transparent and accountable.
In addition to distributing meat, the Habitat Foundation also conducts various educational programs during Qurban. These programs are aimed at educating people about the importance of Qurban and the significance of charitable giving during this holy holiday.
The Foundation also provides financial support to orphaned children during Qurban. The Foundation sponsors the education and well-being of orphaned children, ensuring that they have access to quality education, food, and medical care.
Overall, the Habitat Foundation’s Qurban activities reflect its commitment to supporting vulnerable populations in Somalia. By providing meat and other support during this important holiday, the Foundation is helping to improve the lives of those who are most in need. These activities embody the Foundation’s values of respect, impartiality, quality, accountability, advocacy, and innovation, and demonstrate its commitment to making a positive impact in the lives of vulnerable people in Somalia.