For the blessing of a child

Aqiqah

A Sunnah of gratitude for the birth of a child — performed with care, recorded under your child's name, and documented with the same evidence as every BaaBarkat sacrifice.

Arrange an AqiqahHow It Works

Understanding

A blessing, marked properly

Aqiqah is the Sunnah of sacrifice offered to express gratitude for the birth of a child. It is an act of thankfulness — and a moment you will want to remember with certainty that it was done right.

Whether you are arranging it from the city where your child was born or from across the world, BaaBarkat ensures the sacrifice is performed and documented under your child's name. You receive a verified record — animal ID, timestamp, and a certificate that marks the occasion — not just a receipt.

Two goats for a boy, one for a girl. You choose. BaaBarkat verifies, performs, and proves.

Everything included in your Aqiqah

  • Named recordThe sacrifice is recorded under your child's name — not an anonymous transaction.
  • Verified animalA healthy, Shariah-eligible animal selected and confirmed before scheduling.
  • Timestamp & locationGPS and time data recorded alongside the sacrifice.
  • Certificate of sacrificeA downloadable certificate bearing your child's name, the animal ID, and the date.

How your Aqiqah is carried out

  1. 1Booking confirmedYour Aqiqah purpose, animal and your child's name are locked in.
  2. 2Payment verifiedPayment confirmed before anything is scheduled.
  3. 3Animal assignedA specific, verified animal is allocated and recorded under your child's name.
  4. 4Health and eligibility check completedAge, teeth, condition and Shariah eligibility reviewed.
  5. 5Sacrifice scheduledYour Aqiqah is scheduled for the date you chose.
  6. 6Sacrifice completedCarried out to the BaaBarkat standard, with evidence recorded.
  7. 7Meat delivered or distributedDelivered to your family or distributed on your behalf.
  8. 8Certificate availableA certificate bearing your child's name is issued for your records.

Choose your animal

Each animal is verified for health and Shariah eligibility before scheduling.

Common questions about Aqiqah

  • Aqiqah is traditionally performed on the seventh day after the birth of a child, or on the 14th or 21st day. If those days have passed, it can still be performed at any time — there is no expiry on the Sunnah.

Book It. Follow It. Verify It.

Mark the blessing with proof, not just a payment

Arrange your child's Aqiqah in minutes. Receive a verified record and a certificate that lasts.

Arrange an Aqiqah