ONGOING EXERCISE

Muslim lobbies donate beef to the poor for Eid

They slaughter a certain number they can manage and distribute per day in four counties since Sunday

In Summary

• They include Muslim Aid Australia; Red Crescent in partnership with Kenya Red Cross Society and Al Imdaad Foundation. 

• Their aim was to ensure vulnerable communities living near mosques got meat to celebrate with other Muslims. 

International Muslim humanitarian organisations slaughtered over 1,000 head of cattle for vulnerable communities in four coastal counties during Eid al-Adha.

International Muslim Aid Australia, Turkish Red Crescent in partnership with Kenya Red Cross Society and Al Imdaad Foundation donated the meat in Kilifi, Lamu, Tana River and Taita Taveta.

They ensured that vulnerable communities near mosques got meat to celebrate with other Muslims during the Festival of the Sacrifice on Sunday.

 
 

MAA project manager Nabil Quadan said at Mgurureni in Malindi that they have been doing humanitarian work in the country for over 30 years. They support vulnerable Muslims in 52 countries, he said.

“We also have orphanages and will continue offering our support.’’ 

Eid al-Adha is a Muslim celebration to give offerings of animals and support the needy and vulnerable regardless of their religious background. 

Abubakar Said AKA Patni, the chairman of community policing in Shella, Malindi,  thanked Al Imdaad Foundation for partnering with the other international organisations to offer cattle meat to the poor communities.

Edited by R.Wamochie 

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