The Singapore Qurban guides
Plain answers on qurban and aqiqah from Singapore: prices, timing, rulings and how to check a provider. Every guide cites official sources.
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Qurban for Rasulullah ﷺ means a sacrifice intended on behalf of the Prophet ﷺ. **Scholars differ on its permissibility**. Singapore Qurban offers a collective Friday programme, which should be distinguished from your personal Eid al-Adha udhiyyah.
A slaughter outside the Eid korban period **does not count as ordinary udhiyah**. Sedekah qurban is best understood here as slaughter for giving meat, not a separate ritual category. A missed nazar korban needs separate guidance because the vow may...
Muslim.sg describes qurban as **highly recommended for those who are capable**, with different rules for vows and differing school views. Singapore's 2027 Hari Raya Haji public holiday is listed by MOM, but religious timing and booking arrangements should be checked...
MOM lists Hari Raya Haji 2027 in Singapore as **Monday, 17 May 2027**. That creates a long weekend if you normally have Saturday and Sunday off.
Shifa qurban describes a sacrifice offered to Allah as voluntary giving on behalf of someone unwell, hoping for healing. Islam Q&A permits this intention; **slaughter is not the only form of giving** covered by its explanation.[^1][^2]
Aqiqah celebrates a child's birth and is **recommended, not obligatory**. Muslim.sg recommends 2 goats for a boy and 1 for a girl; the Federal Territory Mufti Office says 1 goat for a boy is also sufficient.[^1][^3]
The sunnah is two goats for a baby boy and one for a baby girl, as Muslim.sg states and a hadith in Sunan Abi Dawud records. These are recommended numbers: aqiqah itself is a sunnah act, not an obligation.
For Eid al-Adha 2027, an overseas qurban booked through Singapore Qurban costs S$180 to S$250 for a sheep or goat and S$150 to S$190 for a 1/7 cow share, depending on the country (prices as of November 2026).
