Daig Sadqa — Whole Degh for the Needy

Description

A biryani daig sadqa is a whole pot of fresh biryani, cooked and handed out to families who rarely get a meal like it. You order the daig, we cook it the same day, and we take it to the poor on your behalf. One degh feeds many people in a single distribution, so your sadqa reaches a crowd, not just one plate.

Give a whole biryani daig as sadaqah.

People order a sadqa daig for all sorts of reasons: as ongoing charity, to mark good news, or in the name of someone they’ve lost. A full degh of chicken, beef, mutton or channa biryani turns that intention into a hot, dignified meal for dozens of people across [your city/area], Pakistan.

How is your sadqa daig cooked and distributed?

We cook with the same ingredients and care we’d use for our own family, then distribute the biryani ourselves to underprivileged families and individuals. You don’t have to wonder whether it arrived: after every distribution we send you photos of your daig being served, so your sadqa is something you can actually see.

Choose your daig: Chicken, Beef, Mutton or channa.

Pick the biryani that fits your budget and your intention. Chicken stretches the furthest and feeds the most people; beef and mutton cost more per degh; channa is a lighter, budget-friendly option. Prices run from ₨13,000 to ₨45,000 depending on the type you choose.

Order a daig as esaal-e-sawab or shukrana

Many donors dedicate a biryani daig to a late parent or relative as esaal-e-sawab or give one as shukrana for an answered dua. Tell us the intention when you order, and we’ll prepare it accordingly.

Where your money goes 

Your package price covers the entire service including preparation of the daigh, ingredients, cooking, admin costs, and distribution to those in need.

This service is strictly for voluntary Sadaqah. We do not accept Zakat payments for this package.

JazakAllah Khair for your trust.

Key features

• A whole daig, not a single plate — one degh feeds [X] people in one distribution.
• Photo proof of every distribution — you see your sadqa reach real families.
• Four options — chicken, beef, mutton or channa, ₨13,000–₨45,000.
• Cooked and distributed the same day — served hot, not reheated.
• Dedicate it — give as general sadqa, esaal-e-sawab, or shukrana.

FAQ

How many people does one biryani daig feed?

A full daig feeds around 70 people, depending on the type you choose — far more than a single donated meal.

Will I get proof my sadqa was distributed?

Yes. After the distribution, we send you photos of your biryani daig being served to needy families.

Where is the biryani distributed?

It’s distributed to underprivileged families and individuals in [your city/region], Pakistan.

Can I give a daig for a deceased relative?

Yes — many donors give a daig as esaal-e-sawab for a late family member. Just share the intention when ordering.

Which biryani should I choose for sadqa?

Chicken feeds the most people for the price; beef and mutton are richer and cost more per daig; channa is the budget option.

Is the food halal and hygienic?

Yes. It’s prepared with quality ingredients under hygienic conditions, to the standard we’d serve our own family.