Rahma Farm

Aqiqah Service in Cairo

Rahma Farm runs a full Aqiqah service in Cairo: we reserve a sheep or goat from our partner farms, carry out the slaughter on the Islamic method on the day you choose, cut and pack the meat the way your family will use it, send video from the farm and deliver to your door.

Key facts

Service
Aqiqah Service in Cairo
Area
Cairo and Greater Cairo
Animals
Sheep (Baladi, Barqi), goats, cattle
Slaughter
Islamic method, at the farm
Delivery
To your home or venue, chilled
Video
Sent with every order
How to order
Online order form or WhatsApp

What we do

An Aqiqah is a date with a newborn attached to it, and the whole service is organised around that date. When you order you give the baby's name, whether the baby is a boy or a girl, the date of birth and the slaughter date you want — most families choose the seventh day, and the order flow works out that day for you. From there we reserve a suitable animal, confirm the hour of slaughter, and prepare the meat so it reaches you on the same day it was prepared rather than after a night in storage. The animal is chosen free of the clear defects the scholars mention and at an accepted age. Cutting is entirely your call: whole for a spit, halves, quarters for the freezer, standard Egyptian cuts, or small pieces ready for a pot. Most Aqiqah orders in Cairo are split into a share the house cooks, a share for relatives, and a share given to the poor; we bag those shares separately and can take the charity share to a mosque or a family you name instead of delivering it to you. Video from the farm comes with the order.

How it works

  1. Open the Aqiqah order form and enter the baby's name, boy or girl, and the date of birth.
  2. Pick the slaughter date — the form suggests the seventh day and accepts the fourteenth or twenty-first.
  3. Choose the animal and the cutting style, and say how the meat should be divided.
  4. We confirm the slaughter hour and reserve the animal on the farm.
  5. Slaughter is carried out on the Islamic method and filmed for you.
  6. The meat is cut, weighed, labelled and delivered to your address in Cairo the same day.

Boy or girl: what the scholars say

The majority view is two equivalent sheep for a boy and one for a girl, while some scholars permit one for a boy as well. The order flow lets you book either, because this is a family's decision and not ours to make. Many scholars describe the Aqiqah as a confirmed Sunnah, offered in gratitude to Allah for the newborn, and mention the related Sunnahs of naming the child, shaving the head and giving charity. For a personal ruling, consult a trusted scholar.

The seventh day, and what if it passes

The seventh day after birth is the preferred day in the view most families follow. If it passes — a difficult birth, travel, a baby still in hospital — some scholars mention the fourteenth or twenty-first day, and others allow it at any later time. Practically, this means a missed seventh day is not a lost Aqiqah. Give us whichever date you have settled on and we plan the slaughter around it; the order flow accepts all three of the commonly mentioned days.

Dividing the meat

The family may eat from the Aqiqah, gift part of it and give part to the poor — there is no fixed mathematical split that everyone agrees on. What matters practically is telling us the division before slaughter, because dividing a prepared carcass later means opening bags in a kitchen. The most common instruction we receive in Cairo is cooking-ready pieces for the house, an untouched quarter or half for relatives, and a share sent directly to people in need without passing through the house at all.

Families ordering from abroad

A large share of Aqiqah orders come from Egyptians living in the Gulf, Europe or North America, arranging the slaughter for a baby born abroad or for relatives in Cairo. The process is the same, and the video is the part that matters most: you see the animal and the preparation, and the meat goes to the address or the household you name in Cairo. Payment and confirmation are done online, and everything after that is arranged over WhatsApp with one person, in Arabic or English.

Fresh from the farm

Video from the farm is shared with every order: the animal before slaughter, the slaughter itself if you want it, and the weighing of each cut.

Islamic guidance

Many scholars describe the Aqiqah as a confirmed Sunnah, offered in gratitude to Allah for a newborn, and preferred on the seventh day; some mention the fourteenth or twenty-first if the seventh passes, and others allow it later. The majority view is two equivalent sheep for a boy and one for a girl, while some scholars permit one for a boy. The animal should be free of clear defects and of an accepted age, and the family may eat from it, gift part of it and give part to the poor. Related Sunnahs include naming the child, shaving the head and giving charity. For a personal ruling, consult a trusted scholar.

Areas we cover

  • New Cairo
  • Fifth Settlement
  • Tagamoa
  • Madinaty
  • Rehab
  • Al Rehab City
  • El Shorouk
  • New Administrative Capital
  • Katameya
  • Katameya Heights
  • Sheikh Zayed
  • Zayed 2000
  • Beverly Hills Sheikh Zayed
  • Sodic West
  • 6th of October
  • Maadi
  • Nasr City
  • Heliopolis
  • Golden Square
  • Mivida
  • Lake View
  • Hyde Park
  • Future City
  • Mokattam
  • Nozha
  • Shubra
  • Ain Shams
  • Downtown Cairo
  • Zamalek
  • Obour
  • Badr City
  • 10th of Ramadan
  • Helwan
  • Haram
  • Faisal
  • Dokki
  • Mohandessin
  • Agouza
  • Giza
  • Hadayek Al Ahram

Why families choose Rahma Farm

  • Animals come from partner farms we buy from directly, not from a market middleman.
  • Slaughter follows the Islamic method and is filmed for you.
  • Cutting is to your instruction, and every bag is labelled by cut.
  • Weighing happens on camera, so quoted and delivered weights match.
  • One person handles your order on WhatsApp, in Arabic or English.
  • Charity shares can be delivered directly to people you name.

What customers say

Verified reviews left on our Google listing. Translated reviews are marked.

★★★★★

Has a good variety of sheep's to choose from, the brother was nice enough to show me around the farm as well. They cut up the sheep how you want it, Alhamdulillah good experience with them.

Masud Abdo · Google
★★★★★

I love Rahma Farm.

Omar Elhayek · Google
★★★★★

I used the farm's team for the Eid al-Adha sacrifice in 2026, and everything went smoothly. Communication was efficient in arranging the day of the sacrifice and avoiding long waits on site. We enjoyed very high-quality meat, may God bless it! I highly recommend them.

Com · Google · translated from French
★★★★★

I highly recommend this farm. I've bought several animals there. The quality and service are impeccable. Thank you to the whole team.

Ismahila Maneh · Google · translated from French
★★★★★

I ordered sheep for Eid, everything was perfect and well-organized. He's a trustworthy person, everything went exactly as he said. I've found my go-to supplier and if things continue like this, I won't be changing anytime soon. And I haven't even mentioned the excellent value for money.

Fil Hype · Google · translated from French
★★★★★

The organization is professional and reliable, mashallah. I ordered from them and was very satisfied.

Pierre ANDRUSIOW · Google · translated from French
★★★★★

I contacted the farm for the Eid celebration and everything went well. The waiting time was reasonable. I highly recommend them and will use them again next year, God willing.

AbdAllah Hajar · Google · translated from French
★★★★★

We used the farm for our Eid sacrifice, and what stands out most is their dedication to customer satisfaction. The brother who took care of us was with us every step of the way and made every effort to ensure our sacrifice went perfectly. We recommend them without hesitation.

Allan Fayat · Google · translated from French

Frequently asked questions

Is the baby's name required to book?

Yes. The order flow asks for the baby's name because the Aqiqah is recorded and mentioned for that child, and because it keeps your order clearly separate from every other booking on the same morning.

How many sheep for a baby boy?

The majority view is two equivalent sheep for a boy; some scholars permit one. Both options are available when you book, and we do not push either — it is a family decision, and a trusted scholar is the right person to ask about your case.

Which animals qualify for an Aqiqah?

An animal free of clear defects — obvious lameness, illness, extreme thinness, blindness in one eye — and of an accepted age. Sheep and goats are both used. We select on that basis and show you the animal on video before slaughter.

Can the slaughter be on the seventh day exactly?

Yes, and it is our most requested slot. Book as early as you can once the birth date is known, because a fixed morning with a fixed hour is the hardest thing to add at short notice.

What cutting styles are available?

Whole, halves, quarters, standard Egyptian cuts, or small cooking-ready pieces. Head, trotters and offal are included or left out as you prefer, and bags are labelled by cut so the freezer stays organised.

How much is an Aqiqah in Cairo?

It depends on the animal and its weight, so the current figures live on the price table in the order flow rather than in this page. Open the order page or message us and you will have the number in minutes.

Can you deliver the charity share for us?

Yes. Name the mosque, family or household and we deliver that share directly, bagged and labelled, without it passing through your home first.

Do you send video of the slaughter?

Yes, video from the farm comes with orders so you can see the animal and the process. If you would rather receive only the animal footage and not the slaughter itself, say so and we will send that instead.

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