Each year, the sacred act of Qurbani during Eid-ul-Adha brings with it a spirit of sacrifice, generosity, and a deep sense of connection among Muslims across the globe. For decades, overseas Pakistanis have played a vital role in supporting their communities back home by sending Qurbani shares to Pakistan. However, recent years have witnessed a significant decline in these contributions a change that merits careful reflection.

One of the primary reasons behind this shift is the sharp increase in the cost of Qurbani animals within Pakistan. Just a few years ago, a single share could be arranged for approximately £35 for overseas but Today, that figure has nearly doubled to £80, making it increasingly difficult for donors to contribute in the same capacity. In comparison, several African nations and disaster-affected........

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