Sacrifice for Circumcision in Africa
A vow is a sacrifice made on condition that a wish or desire comes true.
The votive sacrifice for circumcision is a practice related to making a vow to thank Allah in the event that a child is circumcised and fulfilling this vow. In Islamic traditions, when a child is circumcised, families sometimes celebrate this happy event by making a sacrifice to express their gratitude to Allah. However, making a sacrifice for circumcision is not a religious obligation; it is rather a tradition and is done voluntarily. A vow is a sacrifice made under a condition for the fulfillment of desires and wishes, and when those conditions are met, it is obligatory to fulfill it.
After these conditions are met, it can also be sacrificed if wishes such as “I will have a sacrifice slaughtered when I circumcise my child, I will distribute food and treats to the needy, I will have a sacrifice slaughtered if I become a good owner of a house, car, etc.” come true. With these intentions, you can entrust your sacrifices to us. Within the framework of Islamic conditions, we slaughter your votive sacrifices and deliver them to our orphans and needy brothers who have never seen meat and do not even know what it tastes like, on time and in place.
Thanks to you, they always feel that they are not forgotten, that they are valued and that the bond of brotherhood between the two continents is formed. With every treat given, both you and them feel a sense of holiday. As our Prophet (pbuh) said, “The one who causes good is like the one who has done it,” we share your joy with the hadith.