Vow (Adak) Sacrifice
When your wish comes true, we fulfil your vow on your behalf — safely and traceably.
The easy way to fulfil your vow
A vow (adak) sacrifice is an animal one has pledged to slaughter for the sake of Allah if a wish comes true. Once it does, the vow should be fulfilled at the first opportunity. With Bi'Adak you choose your animal and give your proxy by phone; we handle the slaughter and distribution on your behalf.
Because the meat of a vow sacrifice goes to people in need, many of our donors choose the soup kitchen donation option, where the meat is served as hot meals at the Büyükçekmece Municipality soup kitchen.
- Small or large animal
- Proxy by voice or video call
- Veterinary checks
- SMS confirmation after slaughter
Fulfil your vow in four steps
We follow every stage from order to delivery on your behalf and keep you informed by SMS throughout.
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1
Choose
Select a small (sheep/goat) or large (cattle) animal and how you would like the meat delivered.
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Pay
Our team calls you with the price and payment details; pay by credit card or bank transfer.
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Proxy & Slaughter
Once your proxy (vekalet) is taken, the slaughter is carried out by our experts in line with Islamic rules and hygiene standards.
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Delivery
The meat is portioned and delivered to your address, or donated on your behalf to a soup kitchen.
Where should your sacrifice go?
After the slaughter, the meat is delivered in one of three ways — your choice.
To your address
Meat slaughtered under hygienic conditions is delivered to your door through the cold chain, keeping its freshness.
To a loved one
We can send your sacrifice to family, friends or any address you choose.
Donate to a soup kitchen
The meat is served as hot meals to people in need at the Büyükçekmece Municipality soup kitchen.
Vow Sacrifice: frequently asked questions
What is a vow (adak) sacrifice?
A vow (adak, Arabic nadhr) is when a person makes binding upon themselves, for the sake of Allah, an act of worship that is not otherwise obligatory for them. A vow sacrifice is the animal slaughtered to fulfil that promise — usually made conditional on a wish coming true and carried out once it does.
Who may not eat the meat of a vow sacrifice?
The meat of a vow sacrifice is given to people in need. The person who made the vow, their spouse, parents, grandparents, children and grandchildren may not eat from it, and neither may other well-off people.
When should a vow sacrifice be made?
A vow tied to a condition should be fulfilled at the first opportunity once the condition is met. An unconditional vow may be fulfilled at any time, although it is better not to delay it.
Do you slaughter without a proxy (vekalet)?
No. After your order request, our slaughterhouse staff call you (voice or video) to take your proxy; the slaughter is only carried out once you have given your approval.
For detailed religious guidance we recommend consulting the Presidency of Religious Affairs (Diyanet İşleri Başkanlığı).
Fulfil your vow today
Send your order request in a few minutes — our team will call you and guide you through the proxy and payment steps.