Islamic Relief Kenya Begins Qurbani Livestock Inspection in Wajir

May 26, 2026 - The Islamic Relief Wajir branch has begun inspecting 3,420 animals to ensure that every family receives fresh, quality Qurbani meat during this year’s Eid al-Adha celebrations.

The inspection exercise is part of the organization’s annual Qurbani programme aimed at supporting vulnerable families across the region during the important Islamic holiday. Officials involved in the exercise are assessing the health and condition of the animals to ensure they meet the required standards before distribution begins.

The effort to inspect 3,420 animals demonstrates a significant investment in the health and well-being of the community. By focusing on strict health and hygiene standards, Islamic Relief Kenya is not only providing quality meat but also ensuring the safety of families during the Eid celebrations.

The process further highlights the organization’s commitment to ethical practices and responsible humanitarian support. Through the programme, thousands of families are expected to benefit from fresh meat during a period that holds deep religious and cultural significance for Muslims around the world.

Islamic Relief conducts Qurbani meat distribution every year during Eid al-Adha as part of its broader humanitarian support initiatives for vulnerable communities. The programme helps ensure that families in need are able to participate in the celebrations with dignity and share meals during the festive season.