Can I combine Qurbani and Aqiqah on one cow?

Yes, per the Hanafi school — one share of a 7-share cow can be intended for Aqiqah (newborn celebration) while the other 6 are for Qurbani. Each share-holder forms their own niyyah (intention) explicitly before slaughter. Pretty common in Pakistani families when a baby was born recently and Eid al-Adha conveniently rolls around. For madhhabs other than Hanafi, scholarly opinion varies — worth a quick check with your local scholar if you're following Shafi'i, Maliki, or Hanbali fiqh.

What's the meat distribution rule?

The Sunnah recommendation is the famous three-way split: one-third for your own family, one-third for relatives and friends (and yes, non-Muslims are explicitly included — that's from the hadith), and one-third for the poor and needy. Important nuance: this is recommended, not obligatory. If your circumstances mean all of it should go to charity, or all of it should stay with family, that's permitted. The thirds are a guideline for typical situations, not a rigid rule.

Should I include the hide value?

Tradition says the hide goes to the poor or to a charitable institution — madrassa, orphanage, mosque are the usual recipients in Pakistan. That's why we don't deduct hide value from the per-share cost here; most families donate it as part of the spirit of Qurbani. Selling the hide and pocketing the money is widely discouraged by scholars, though not technically haram. If you sell it, give the proceeds to charity to stay on the right side of the spirit of the act.

Is per-kg pricing better than fixed price?

Honest answer: per-kg ('boli') is more transparent and almost always fairer for the buyer — you pay for what you actually get, weighed on a scale. Fixed-price ('phir-by-phir') deals are common in informal mandi sales but they require an experienced eye to estimate live weight, and that's where buyers usually lose money to seasoned cattle dealers. If the seller refuses to weigh on a public scale, that's often a red flag. Insist on weighing if you're not 100% confident eyeballing weight.

Can I do Qurbani at home or only at a slaughterhouse?

Both are permitted in fiqh. The practical reality has shifted though: urban Pakistani municipalities — Karachi, Lahore, Islamabad — are increasingly requiring designated slaughter points for hygiene reasons, and you can be fined for street slaughter in some areas. Check your local municipal rules. In villages and smaller towns, home or village slaughter is still common and accepted. Either way, hire an experienced halal butcher (not just whoever's available) and make sure Tasmiyah is said properly at the moment of slaughter.

What if I can't afford a full share?

Pool with family members for a share of a 7-share cow or buffalo — perfectly valid and increasingly common with rising costs. UK, US, Canadian, and Australian diaspora Muslims often use established charity services like Islamic Relief, Penny Appeal, Muslim Aid, or Helping Hand to fund a share in a developing country, where the same Qurbani costs around $60-$100 instead of the much higher diaspora-market prices. The reward is identical regardless of where the slaughter happens.

Is Qurbani Wajib or Sunnah?

Depends on which madhhab you follow. The Hanafi school holds it Wajib for any adult sane Muslim who possesses Nisab on the days of Eid (10-12 Dhu al-Hijjah) — so if you're Hanafi and meet the wealth threshold, you're obligated. The Shafi'i, Maliki, and Hanbali schools consider it Sunnah Muakkadah (an emphasised Sunnah, strongly recommended but not Wajib). All four schools agree it's highly meritorious and that abandoning it without excuse is, at minimum, spiritually problematic. Most Pakistani families follow Hanafi, so Wajib is the default position.

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Qurbani / Udhiyah is the Islamic ritual sacrifice on Eid al-Adha (10–12 Dhul-Hijjah). Goat / sheep = 1 person each; cow / buffalo / camel = up to 7 shares. Meat is divided in 3 parts: family, relatives, poor — though all permissible distributions count.

Animal

1 share. Most common. Local breeds (Beetal, Teddy, Makhi-Cheeni) vary widely.

Number of shares (1-1)

Goats/sheep are 1 share — one person per animal.

Live weight (kg)

Typical: 35 kg

Rate per kg (Rs/kg)

PK 2024 ref: 2200 Rs/kg live weight

Add-on costs (butcher fee, transport, etc.)

Butcher fee (Rs)

Transport (Rs)

Other expenses (Rs)

Spices, packaging, etc.

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Goat (Bakra) · Total Rs83,000 · Per share Rs83,000

Generated

7/8/2026

Total cost summary

Animal cost

Rs77,000

Add-ons (butcher + transport + extras)

Rs6,000

Total cost

Rs83,000

Per share (1 share)

Rs83,000

Estimated meat yield

17.5 kg

Meat per share

17.5 kg

Cost & meat breakdown

Cost split

Animal Rs77,000 (93%)

Add-ons Rs6,000 (7%)

Meat split (per share)

Family 5.8 kg

Relatives 5.8 kg

Poor / Sadaqah 5.8 kg

Shares booked

1 / 1 — Goat

Step-by-step calculation

Formula

Animal cost = live weight × rate/kg (or fixed price). Total = animal + butcher + transport + extras. Per share = total / shares. Meat yield = live weight × yield% (typical 48-55%).

1Animal: Goat (Bakra) (max 1 share).
2Animal cost: 35 kg × 2200 Rs/kg = Rs77,000
3Add-ons: butcher Rs3,000 + transport Rs2,000 + other Rs1,000 = Rs6,000.
4Total: Rs77,000 + Rs6,000 = Rs83,000.
5Number of shares: 1 → cost per share = Rs83,000.
6Meat yield: 35 kg × 50% = 17.5 kg consumable meat.
7Meat per share: 17.5 kg → ~5.8 kg each for family, relatives, and poor.

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Estimate the per-share cost of a Qurbani / Udhiyah animal — goat, sheep, cow, buffalo, camel — including butcher, transport, and meat distribution.

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The Qurbani Cost Estimator helps Muslim families budget for the annual Eid al-Adha sacrifice (Qurbani / Udhiyah) by computing the total per-share cost of an animal. It supports the five Sunnah-permitted animals — goat, sheep, cow, buffalo, and camel — with the correct share rules (1 share for small animals like goat/sheep, up to 7 shares for large animals like cow/buffalo/camel per the hadith of Jabir ibn Abdullah, Muslim 1318). Choose pricing mode (per-kg live weight or fixed price), add typical extras like butcher fee, transport, fodder, and miscellaneous costs, and see the meat-distribution split (1/3 family, 1/3 relatives & friends, 1/3 poor & needy) translated into estimated kilograms per share.

Formula

Total cost = (Live weight × per-kg rate) OR fixed price + butcher + transport + misc. Per-share = Total ÷ Shares. Estimated meat per share = (Live weight × yield %) ÷ Shares. Distribution = meat per share × 1/3 each (family / relatives / poor).

An average urban Pakistani family spends 1–2 months of grocery budget on Qurbani — equivalent to a major Eid expense alongside clothes and travel.

A 7-share cow yields roughly 110–160 kg of dressed meat — about 15–22 kg per share, a 4–6 month supply of red meat for a 5-person family.

Charity-organised Qurbani in Africa or rural Pakistan can cost as little as $60 (PKR 17,000) — the same animal in urban Karachi often costs PKR 40,000+.

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Eid-ul-Azha is two weeks out, your father just got back from the cattle mandi quoting a buffalo at PKR 4 lakh for the whole family, and something feels off — but is it actually overpriced, or are 2024-25 cattle prices really this high? This calculator settles the question by breaking down the per-share economics properly. Punch in the animal type (goat, sheep, cow, buffalo, camel), choose per-kg pricing or fixed price, add the realistic extras everyone forgets — butcher fee (PKR 2-3k), transport from the mandi, fodder for the days it sits in your driveway, miscellaneous — and the calculator shows per-share cost plus estimated meat per share with the Sunnah three-way distribution (1/3 family, 1/3 relatives and friends including non-Muslims, 1/3 poor and needy). Critical detail most first-time buyers miss: meat yield is only 50-60% of live weight — the rest is hide, head, bones, offal. So a 250 kg cow doesn't give you 250 kg of edible meat; it gives roughly 135-150 kg dressed. Knowing this means you walk into the mandi with realistic expectations, can call out inflated quotes confidently, and don't get sweet-talked into paying urban-Karachi prices for an animal that's been driven in from interior Sindh. Confirm everything with your local cattle dealer before committing — mandi prices fluctuate ±15-25% in the final week before Eid.

Pro tips most people learn the hard way

A cow or buffalo can be shared by up to 7 people, per the hadith of Jabir ibn Abdullah (Muslim 1318). Goats and sheep are always 1 share per family — that's not negotiable. Most Pakistani extended families combine: one goat per household plus shares in a communal cow.
Meat yield is only 50-60% of live weight. Bones, hide, head, and offal account for the rest. A 250 kg cow gives roughly 135-150 kg dressed meat, not 250 kg. First-time buyers consistently overestimate, then feel cheated when the freezer fills up faster than expected.
Mandi prices spike 15-25% in the final week before Eid as desperate last-minute buyers compete. Buying 2-3 weeks early — if you have somewhere to keep the animal — usually saves serious money. Many urban families now pre-order from rural farms via WhatsApp, with delivery 2 days before Eid.
Hide donation is traditional — give it to a madrassa, orphanage, or local mosque. Selling and pocketing the proceeds is widely discouraged by scholars. If you do sell, give the money to charity to stay aligned with the spirit of Qurbani. Most respected ulema in Pakistan are explicit on this.
Pro tip for diaspora Pakistanis: a Qurbani share funded through Islamic Relief, Penny Appeal, or Helping Hand in a developing country runs $60-$100 versus several hundred dollars locally in the UK/US/Canada — and the spiritual reward is identical regardless of where the slaughter happens. Consider one share locally for family meat and another internationally for maximum reach.

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The Formula

Total cost = (Live weight × per-kg rate) OR fixed price + butcher + transport + misc. Per-share = Total ÷ Shares. Estimated meat per share = (Live weight × yield %) ÷ Shares. Distribution = meat per share × 1/3 each (family / relatives / poor).

Qurbani is a Wajib act per the Hanafi school (Sunnah Muakkadah per Shafi'i/Maliki/Hanbali) for any adult Muslim of sound mind who possesses Nisab on the days of Eid al-Adha (10–12 Dhu al-Hijjah). Per the hadith of Jabir ibn Abdullah (Sahih Muslim 1318), one camel or one cow/buffalo can be shared by up to 7 people, while a goat or sheep counts as one share for one person/family. Meat-yield percentage is the dressed weight as a fraction of live weight: typically 50–55 % for goats/sheep, 55–60 % for cows/buffaloes, and 50–55 % for camels — bones, hide, head, and offal account for the rest. The Sunnah recommendation is a three-way split: 1/3 for one's own family, 1/3 for friends and relatives (including non-Muslims), and 1/3 for the poor and needy.

Typical 2024–25 Pakistani Qurbani per-share cost ranges (PKR)

Reference live-weight × per-kg rate ranges in major Pakistani cities. Mandi prices fluctuate ±15–25 % in the final week before Eid.

Animal	Avg live weight	Avg PKR/kg	Shares	Per-share cost
Small goat	25 kg	1,200–1,600	1	30,000–40,000
Medium goat	35 kg	1,200–1,500	1	42,000–55,000
Sheep / dumba	40 kg	1,300–1,700	1	55,000–70,000
Small cow	200 kg	750–900	7	23,000–28,000
Medium cow	300 kg	800–950	7	37,000–43,000
Large buffalo	450 kg	750–850	7	52,000–58,000
Camel	500–600 kg	650–800	7	50,000–65,000

Put It in Perspective

An average urban Pakistani family spends 1–2 months of grocery budget on Qurbani — equivalent to a major Eid expense alongside clothes and travel.

A 7-share cow yields roughly 110–160 kg of dressed meat — about 15–22 kg per share, a 4–6 month supply of red meat for a 5-person family.

Charity-organised Qurbani in Africa or rural Pakistan can cost as little as $60 (PKR 17,000) — the same animal in urban Karachi often costs PKR 40,000+.

Eid al-Adha generates roughly PKR 400+ billion in Pakistan's livestock economy each year — one of the largest single religious-economic events globally.

Practical Examples

1 average goat in Karachi (35 kg live, PKR 1,200/kg) ≈ PKR 42,000 + PKR 3,000 butcher + PKR 2,000 transport = ~PKR 47,000 for 1 share.

A 250 kg cow at PKR 850/kg shared by 7 = total PKR 212,500 + extras → ~PKR 32,000 per share with ~20 kg of meat per share (250 × 0.55 ÷ 7).

A 400 kg buffalo at PKR 800/kg ÷ 7 shares ≈ PKR 46,000 per share including extras — typical urban Punjab range for 2024–25.

A small lamb (25 kg, PKR 1,400/kg) is a popular individual-share Qurbani for ~PKR 38,000 in Lahore / Islamabad.

Camel Qurbani (~500 kg live, PKR 700/kg) at 7 shares ≈ PKR 53,000 per share — the highest-reward Qurbani per the hadith of Aisha (RA).

Charity-organized communal cow in a village (donated transport, volunteer butcher) can drop per-share cost to ~PKR 22,000–25,000.

Frequently Asked Questions

Up to 7 shares, based on the hadith of Jabir ibn Abdullah (Sahih Muslim 1318): 'We sacrificed at Hudaybiyyah with the Messenger of Allah ﷺ — a camel between seven and a cow between seven.' Goats and sheep are different — those are always one share for one person or one family. So a 7-share cow lets cousins, brothers, or neighbours pool together affordably, while a goat is the single-family option. Most extended Pakistani families combine: one goat per immediate household plus shares in a community cow.

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Estimate the per-share cost of a Qurbani / Udhiyah animal — goat, sheep, cow, buffalo, camel — including butcher, transport, and meat distribution.

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Generated on July 8, 2026

Animal

1 share. Most common. Local breeds (Beetal, Teddy, Makhi-Cheeni) vary widely.

Number of shares (1-1)

Goats/sheep are 1 share — one person per animal.

Live weight (kg)

Typical: 35 kg

Rate per kg (Rs/kg)

PK 2024 ref: 2200 Rs/kg live weight

Add-on costs (butcher fee, transport, etc.)

Butcher fee (Rs)

Transport (Rs)

Other expenses (Rs)

Spices, packaging, etc.

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Goat (Bakra) · Total Rs83,000 · Per share Rs83,000

Generated

7/8/2026

Total cost summary

Animal cost

Rs77,000

Add-ons (butcher + transport + extras)

Rs6,000

Total cost

Rs83,000

Per share (1 share)

Rs83,000

Estimated meat yield

17.5 kg

Meat per share

17.5 kg

Cost & meat breakdown

Cost split

Animal Rs77,000 (93%)

Add-ons Rs6,000 (7%)

Meat split (per share)

Family 5.8 kg

Relatives 5.8 kg

Poor / Sadaqah 5.8 kg

Shares booked

1 / 1 — Goat

Step-by-step calculation

Formula

Animal cost = live weight × rate/kg (or fixed price). Total = animal + butcher + transport + extras. Per share = total / shares. Meat yield = live weight × yield% (typical 48-55%).

1Animal: Goat (Bakra) (max 1 share).
2Animal cost: 35 kg × 2200 Rs/kg = Rs77,000
3Add-ons: butcher Rs3,000 + transport Rs2,000 + other Rs1,000 = Rs6,000.
4Total: Rs77,000 + Rs6,000 = Rs83,000.
5Number of shares: 1 → cost per share = Rs83,000.
6Meat yield: 35 kg × 50% = 17.5 kg consumable meat.
7Meat per share: 17.5 kg → ~5.8 kg each for family, relatives, and poor.

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Quick Answer

Estimate the per-share cost of a Qurbani / Udhiyah animal — goat, sheep, cow, buffalo, camel — including butcher, transport, and meat distribution.

How the Qurbani Cost Estimator works

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Formula

Total cost = (Live weight × per-kg rate) OR fixed price + butcher + transport + misc. Per-share = Total ÷ Shares. Estimated meat per share = (Live weight × yield %) ÷ Shares. Distribution = meat per share × 1/3 each (family / relatives / poor).

An average urban Pakistani family spends 1–2 months of grocery budget on Qurbani — equivalent to a major Eid expense alongside clothes and travel.

A 7-share cow yields roughly 110–160 kg of dressed meat — about 15–22 kg per share, a 4–6 month supply of red meat for a 5-person family.

Charity-organised Qurbani in Africa or rural Pakistan can cost as little as $60 (PKR 17,000) — the same animal in urban Karachi often costs PKR 40,000+.

By Muhammad Salman SaleemMethodologyFree, no sign-up · Runs in your browser — your data stays private

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Pro tips most people learn the hard way

A cow or buffalo can be shared by up to 7 people, per the hadith of Jabir ibn Abdullah (Muslim 1318). Goats and sheep are always 1 share per family — that's not negotiable. Most Pakistani extended families combine: one goat per household plus shares in a communal cow.
Meat yield is only 50-60% of live weight. Bones, hide, head, and offal account for the rest. A 250 kg cow gives roughly 135-150 kg dressed meat, not 250 kg. First-time buyers consistently overestimate, then feel cheated when the freezer fills up faster than expected.
Mandi prices spike 15-25% in the final week before Eid as desperate last-minute buyers compete. Buying 2-3 weeks early — if you have somewhere to keep the animal — usually saves serious money. Many urban families now pre-order from rural farms via WhatsApp, with delivery 2 days before Eid.
Hide donation is traditional — give it to a madrassa, orphanage, or local mosque. Selling and pocketing the proceeds is widely discouraged by scholars. If you do sell, give the money to charity to stay aligned with the spirit of Qurbani. Most respected ulema in Pakistan are explicit on this.
Pro tip for diaspora Pakistanis: a Qurbani share funded through Islamic Relief, Penny Appeal, or Helping Hand in a developing country runs $60-$100 versus several hundred dollars locally in the UK/US/Canada — and the spiritual reward is identical regardless of where the slaughter happens. Consider one share locally for family meat and another internationally for maximum reach.

?What is the Qurbani Cost Estimator?

The Formula

Typical 2024–25 Pakistani Qurbani per-share cost ranges (PKR)

Reference live-weight × per-kg rate ranges in major Pakistani cities. Mandi prices fluctuate ±15–25 % in the final week before Eid.

Animal	Avg live weight	Avg PKR/kg	Shares	Per-share cost
Small goat	25 kg	1,200–1,600	1	30,000–40,000
Medium goat	35 kg	1,200–1,500	1	42,000–55,000
Sheep / dumba	40 kg	1,300–1,700	1	55,000–70,000
Small cow	200 kg	750–900	7	23,000–28,000
Medium cow	300 kg	800–950	7	37,000–43,000
Large buffalo	450 kg	750–850	7	52,000–58,000
Camel	500–600 kg	650–800	7	50,000–65,000

Put It in Perspective

An average urban Pakistani family spends 1–2 months of grocery budget on Qurbani — equivalent to a major Eid expense alongside clothes and travel.

A 7-share cow yields roughly 110–160 kg of dressed meat — about 15–22 kg per share, a 4–6 month supply of red meat for a 5-person family.

Charity-organised Qurbani in Africa or rural Pakistan can cost as little as $60 (PKR 17,000) — the same animal in urban Karachi often costs PKR 40,000+.

Eid al-Adha generates roughly PKR 400+ billion in Pakistan's livestock economy each year — one of the largest single religious-economic events globally.

Practical Examples

1 average goat in Karachi (35 kg live, PKR 1,200/kg) ≈ PKR 42,000 + PKR 3,000 butcher + PKR 2,000 transport = ~PKR 47,000 for 1 share.

A 250 kg cow at PKR 850/kg shared by 7 = total PKR 212,500 + extras → ~PKR 32,000 per share with ~20 kg of meat per share (250 × 0.55 ÷ 7).

A 400 kg buffalo at PKR 800/kg ÷ 7 shares ≈ PKR 46,000 per share including extras — typical urban Punjab range for 2024–25.

A small lamb (25 kg, PKR 1,400/kg) is a popular individual-share Qurbani for ~PKR 38,000 in Lahore / Islamabad.

Camel Qurbani (~500 kg live, PKR 700/kg) at 7 shares ≈ PKR 53,000 per share — the highest-reward Qurbani per the hadith of Aisha (RA).

Charity-organized communal cow in a village (donated transport, volunteer butcher) can drop per-share cost to ~PKR 22,000–25,000.

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Typical 2024–25 Pakistani Qurbani per-share cost ranges (PKR)

Put It in Perspective

Practical Examples

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How many shares is a cow or buffalo?

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What's the meat distribution rule?

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Typical 2024–25 Pakistani Qurbani per-share cost ranges (PKR)

Put It in Perspective

Practical Examples

Frequently Asked Questions

How many shares is a cow or buffalo?

Can I combine Qurbani and Aqiqah on one cow?

What's the meat distribution rule?

Should I include the hide value?

Is per-kg pricing better than fixed price?

Can I do Qurbani at home or only at a slaughterhouse?

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Is Qurbani Wajib or Sunnah?

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