Nawaz Kharral
Lahore
Al Mustafa Welfare Trust has successfully concluded its nationwide and international Qurbani Project 2026, marking one of the largest coordinated humanitarian Eid initiatives of the year.
Under the leadership of Al Mustafa Welfare Trust, organized and systematic collective sacrifice arrangements were carried out across 24 countries worldwide, while in Pakistan the project was implemented across all four provinces and Azad Kashmir at 68 different locations.
According to the official report, nearly one million people in Pakistan alone benefited from the Qurbani project. Over the three days of Eid-ul-Adha, fresh sacrificial meat and cooked meals were delivered with dignity and respect to underprivileged families who are unable to afford meat throughout the year.
The initiative also extended to hospitals, orphanages, old age homes, jails, and institutions housing individuals suffering from mental health conditions, where cooked meals were distributed as part of the Eid support programme.
Major cities and towns included in the project were Lahore, Attock, Mansehra, Islamabad, Muzaffarabad (Azad Kashmir), Mian Channu, Cholistan, Muzaffargarh, Ali Pur, Jhang, Rawalpindi, Chiniot, Sibi, Dera Murad Jamali, Sohbat Pur, Sukkur, Tharparkar, Kamoke, Kasur, Pattoki, Tanda Gujrat, Sambrial, Sialkot, Changa Manga, Kotli, Neelum Valley, and several other regions across the country.
In Lahore, continuous distribution activities were carried out over three days from the Al Mustafa Head Office on Mazang Road, where meat distribution remained ongoing in phases. Chairman Al Mustafa Welfare Trust, Abdul Razzaq Sajid, personally spent Eid with elderly residents at a care home in Township Lahore and patients at Fountain House Lahore. He also distributed sacrificial meat among deserving families at Mazang Road.
Throughout the Eid period, the Al Mustafa team and thousands of volunteers devoted themselves entirely to humanitarian service instead of spending the holidays at home. A total of 7,000 volunteers participated in the execution of the Qurbani Project 2026.
The Trust expressed deep gratitude to its donors whose generous contributions made it possible to include hundreds of thousands of people in Eid celebrations and bring smiles to countless faces.
Al Mustafa Welfare Trust reiterated that its mission remains focused on dignity, compassion, and service to humanity—ensuring that the joy of Eid reaches those most in need across Pakistan and beyond.
