Most Muslims approach Qurban the same way — book a share, pay, and receive confirmation. The OwnerSheep Programme offers something more meaningful: you can actually own your Qurban sheep all year round, and designate it for sacrifice when Dhul Hijjah arrives.
Qurban (also called Udhiyah) is the act of sacrificing a livestock animal — typically a sheep, goat, or cow — on the days of Eid al-Adha in remembrance of Prophet Ibrahim's willingness to sacrifice his son. It is an act of worship, not just charity. For Muslims in Singapore and globally, Qurban is typically fulfilled by booking through a service provider who sources and slaughters the animal on their behalf.
When you book a Qurban share through a service provider, you are essentially pooling your payment to purchase part of an animal you've never seen. While this is valid and widely practised, some Muslims feel disconnected from the act — they don't know where the animal came from, how it was raised, or whether it was healthy and well-cared-for.
The OwnerSheep Programme changes this relationship entirely. Through the programme, you own physical sheep registered in your name — raised at certified halal farms in Malaysia by Aliyah Rizq Holdings. When Dhul Hijjah arrives, you can designate one of your own sheep for Qurban sacrifice. You receive bi-annual health reports on your animals, so when the time comes, you know exactly where your Qurban animal has been and how it was cared for.
Islamic scholars specify that Qurban animals must be healthy, free from obvious defects, and of a minimum age (1 year for sheep/goats in the majority scholarly position). The sheep in the OwnerSheep Programme are managed under expert veterinary oversight at certified halal farms, ensuring they meet shariah requirements for Qurban. Please consult your religious authority for any specific rulings relevant to your situation.
Once you are a participant in the OwnerSheep Programme, simply contact SG Aqiqah via WhatsApp in advance of Dhul Hijjah to designate one of your animals for Qurban. Our team will coordinate with Aliyah Rizq's on-ground operations to ensure your animal is sacrificed on the correct day and the meat distributed accordingly.
Yes. If you have a new baby and wish to fulfil the Sunnah of Aqiqah, you can similarly designate one of your owned sheep for Aqiqah slaughter. The same coordination process applies — contact SG Aqiqah via WhatsApp with your request.
Enquire via WhatsApp to join the OwnerSheep Programme and have your own sheep ready for Qurban when the time comes.
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