Find how many animals and shares you need for Qurbani, and the cost per person.
🛠️ Free tool by the NayaPakistan team · Updated September 2026
For Eid-ul-Adha, a goat or sheep counts as one share (one person's Qurbani), while a cow or camel has seven shares, so up to seven people can join in one animal. This calculator works out how many animals you need for a group, the total cost and the approximate cost per person.
Enter the animal type, how many people are doing Qurbani, and the cost per animal. It divides the group into the right number of animals and splits the cost. Prices vary a lot by animal, weight and city, so use your local rate.
A cow (or camel) has seven shares, so up to seven people can share one animal. A goat or sheep is a single share for one person.
The total cost of the animal(s) is divided by the number of people sharing. This tool shows the per-person amount once you enter the animal cost.
Yes. Up to seven people can share one cow or camel for Qurbani, each taking one share; the animal must meet the age and health conditions.