Give Your Qurbani in Cameroon
Your Qurbani
Secure donation · 100% donation policy · Gift Aid eligible
What Your Donation Provides
Sheep / Goat
- Approximate weight: 25-40 kg
- Feeds 6-10 families
- 1 complete Qurbani share
- Shariah-compliant slaughter
- Photo feedback after the sacrifice
Cow
- Approximate weight: 150-250 kg
- Feeds 50-70 families
- 7 Qurbani shares
- Shariah-compliant slaughter
- Photo feedback after the sacrifice
Distribution in Cameroon
How Your Qurbani Helps in Cameroon
Cameroon: Multiple Crises Converging
Cameroon faces three simultaneous humanitarian emergencies. In the Far North, Boko Haram attacks have displaced over 380,000 people and created chronic insecurity. The Anglophone crisis in the northwest and southwest regions has displaced 800,000+ people since 2017. And the country hosts over 480,000 refugees from the Central African Republic, Nigeria, and Chad.
The Muslim-majority Far North region is the poorest in Cameroon, with poverty rates exceeding 75%. Food insecurity affects 4.7 million Cameroonians, concentrated in the north and east. Infrastructure in these regions is minimal: unpaved roads, limited electricity, and healthcare facilities that are hours away from most villages.
Cameroon's Muslim community (approximately 20% of the population) is primarily located in the Far North (Maroua, Kousseri, Mokolo) and the Adamawa region (Ngaoundere, Garoua). These communities bear the brunt of both Boko Haram violence and poverty.
Qurbani Operations
At £160 for sheep/goat and £720 for cow, our Cameroonian team covers Maroua, Kousseri, Garoua, and Ngaoundere. The Fulani (Peul) pastoral communities of northern Cameroon provide excellent livestock - the indigenous Djallonke sheep and local goat breeds produce high-quality meat. Each animal is inspected for age, health, and Shariah compliance.
Distribution Priorities
- Families displaced by Boko Haram in the Far North IDP camps
- Central African refugees in camps along the eastern border
- Nigerian refugee communities near the northern border
- Rural Muslim families in extreme poverty
- Orphanages and Quranic schools in Maroua and Garoua
Cameroon's northern Muslim communities celebrate Eid al-Adha with great cultural significance. For displaced families and refugees living in camps, your Qurbani brings the spirit of Eid to people who have lost almost everything.
Your Evidence Package
After your Qurbani in Cameroon, you will receive:
Qurbani in Cameroon - Frequently Asked Questions
Qurbani in Cameroon starts from £160 with Muslims In Need. Cow shares are available from £103 (1/7 of a cow). All prices include animal sourcing, Shariah-compliant slaughter, distribution, and photo feedback delivery. Visit our price comparison table for a full breakdown across all 27 countries.
Yes. Every Qurbani performed through Muslims In Need in Cameroon follows strict Shariah guidelines. Animals are inspected for minimum age (1 year for sheep/goats, 2 years for cows), health, and fitness. Slaughter is performed by a trained Muslim butcher with Bismillah and Takbeer, facing the Qiblah, using a sharp blade with full blood drainage.
Yes. Muslims In Need provides photographic feedback of your Qurbani in Cameroon. You will receive photos showing the animal before sacrifice, the slaughter process, and the meat being distributed to families. Evidence is sent via email or WhatsApp after the sacrifice. Visit our evidence page for full details.
Eid al-Adha (known locally as Tabaski in many West African countries) is one of the most important celebrations. Muslim communities gather for Eid prayers, share meals, and distribute meat to neighbours. For families living in poverty, receiving Qurbani meat is often the highlight of their year and the only time their children taste fresh meat.
We use locally sourced sheep, goats, and cows depending on availability and tradition. All animals meet minimum Islamic requirements: sheep and goats must be at least 1 year old, and cows must be at least 2 years old. Animals are inspected by our teams for health, weight, and fitness before purchase. Local sourcing supports the regional agricultural economy.
Distribution targets the most vulnerable community members: orphans and child-headed households, widows and single-parent families, the elderly without family support, displaced families fleeing conflict or climate disasters, and people with disabilities who cannot work. Our local team in each country identifies beneficiaries through community leaders and mosque networks.
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