


Every child is a gift entrusted by Allah.
A source of joy, hope, and responsibility.Aqiqah is how this blessing is received with gratitude and humility.
It is a moment for parents to acknowledge Allah’s favor, express thanks, and begin their child’s life with remembrance and generosity.
Through Aqiqah, the arrival of a child becomes an act of worship, grounded in gratitude and trust in Allah’s protection.

Aqiqah is not a cultural tradition — it is a Sunnah rooted in worship.
Through sacrifice and distribution, parents give thanks to Allah while sharing their joy with others. The meat is distributed to family, friends, and those in need, transforming a personal celebration into an act of care and generosity. Aqiqah reflects the Islamic value of sharing blessings, ensuring that happiness is not kept to oneself but extended to the wider community.
It is an act of worship that combines gratitude, obedience, and compassion.

When Aqiqah is performed through UMMA, its impact reaches beyond the family.
Families facing hardship receive nutritious meals — often during times of crisis and food insecurity. A moment of joy in one household becomes relief and nourishment for another. Through this shared act, blessings are multiplied and dignity is preserved.
Aqiqah becomes more than a celebration — it becomes a source of hope, sustenance, and connection within the Umma.

Countries Reached
Meals Delivered
Medical Cases
Homes Rebuilt