Eid Al Adha in UAE: 11 slaughterhouses ready for Qurbani sacrificing in Al Ain

Slaughterhouses in the city of Al Ain are fully ready for Eid Al Adha, when many Muslims sacrifice an animal to perform a ritual that has a deep religious significance.

During Eid Al Adha, which will start either on June 6 or 7 depending on crescent Moon sighting, Muslims around the world perform the ritual of sacrificing a sheep, goat, cow, or camel—in commemoration of Prophet Ibrahim’s willingness to sacrifice his son in obedience to God’s command.

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In preparation for the expected rush during Eid, authorities in the Abu Dhabi city of Al Ain announced full readiness in the slaughterhouses, ensuring residents of high cleanliness and extreme safety measures in the facilities.

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Well trained personnel will work during Eid days in 11 slaughterhouses throughout Al Ain, the city's municipality said in a post on X. Numbers of butchers and workers have been increased to 451 to guarantee high quality and fast service amid the Eid rush.

Authorities also clarified that they take proactive maintenance and regular follow-ups through regular field visits to the slaughterhouses.

Intensive preventive and health measures are also put in place, including intensified sterilisation procedures to avoid any diseases from spreading.

In Dubai, authorities assured the public that the abattoirs adhere to the highest public health standards and added that these measures are in place to provide the public with a high-quality service experience during Eid celebrations.

For those opting for online sacrificing during Eid, some UAE grocery apps like Careem and Noon are offering a chance to pre-order an animal for sacrificing, with prices starting from Dh1,000.

Yasmin Hussein

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Yasmin Hussein is an Assistant Digital Editor who believes that every news story carries a human element. Her motto is 'get it first, but first get it right'.