Madina Farm (Zabiha Halal) - Nokesville, Virginia

Kam M.

Bad experience overall. Not clean or hygienic, not a big selection of animals to choose from and the people who work there has no respect. There was no attention given to the way they cut the meat. There were small fragments of bones everywhere in the meat, everywhere. They put 50 pounds of meat in one (1) thin black garbage bag. They put the bag on a roller for me. It was already ripping from one side and the blood and meat was coming out. I asked for another black bag politely, one of workers said “we can’t give you an extra bag” what After I asked 2 more times and explained to him that the bag ripped and meat is falling out he gave me a dirty look and gave me another thin black bag like a true cheapskate without saying a word. I spent $400 on a 98 pound lamb and got no respect.

We were excited to finally find a place that had live halal meat only to get disappointed. And I am reading some of the replies that the business does to some of the reviews and they are rude! That is not a good way of doing business and an even worst Muslim.

Edit: the response to my comment is exactly what I am speaking of. Zero respect, saying I am mistaken? No I am not mistaken you inconsiderate, disrespectful person. Learn how to communicate effectively and attend a class on respect. You are the owner? This is how an owner speaks?

Shahbaz Q.

I recently visited Zabiha Halal Farm to purchase an animal for Eid Qurbani, and it was a fantastic experience. The farm was clean, well-organized, and maintained the highest standards of animal welfare. The staff was knowledgeable, friendly, and ensured the entire process was smooth and respectful of religious traditions. The animals were healthy and well-cared-for, which was very reassuring. Overall, Zabiha Halal Farm provided an excellent service that made my Qurbani experience truly memorable. Highly recommended! 10/10

Kaleem S.

Mash'Allah Excellent place for Qurbani and worship. Also very friendly environment wow. No problem for parking families enjoying especially Eid ul Adha.
JazakAllah khair

Razia C.

These people tried to scam us of our hard earned money. We paid them 500 dollars for a goat and they gave us a tiny, fragile thing with no meat on it. We had an appointment for 11:15 and they gave us the following at around 2:30 and we kept asking for either a refund or other product and they refused both. We did not get product or our money back. This issue has been escalated to the attorney general and a police report will be filed.

KMA

Nice place, good halal. I have the chance to get to know the owner brother mohammed, and his son Abrahim, grandfather all kind and welcoming. Wish was the price bit cheaper. I was trying to buy chicken but was not in available and he mention that will have in the soon future. They sell Eggs too.

Zia A.

"Exceptional experience at Halal Zabhaa! Impeccably clean, outstanding services, and the staff are truly wonderful, catering to the needs of Muslims with care. A welcoming place for brothers and sisters. Highly recommended

Rafiqullah K. (.

Our first experience was good as far as the quality of meat was concerned, even though it was too expensive (a small lamb for $360).
The second time, a slightly bigger lamb cost us $536 (way too expensive - they weigh a live animal i.e. 134 pounds and multiply it by $4 - $4.95). In addition, it was not cleaned and not cut professionally at all (I waited one and a half hour). We have decided not to buy from this farm anymore!

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The worst experience ever and extra hassle. I booked my goat weeks in advance and when i came on eid day he said your goat died and we’ve replaced it with other goat and i was never contacted that my goat died and when i asked for the weight for the new goat he didn't answered. And i talked weeks before that ill slaughter but will require some help but when i came on the eid day he straight up denied and said if you want to slaughter you take him outside and do it yourself and the guy on the desk also said yes u can slaughter yourself in their but the guy inside wouldn't let me. The WORST experience everrr

Edit response:

My issue was i was never notified that my animal was dead they surprised me when i came on the Eid day. Eid is not about slaughtering any animal, i choose my specific animal that i was going to sacrifice. If my animal died than qurbani (buying another animal isnt wajib on me) and the goat you replaced (appreciate you guys on that) was that a gift from you, was it free or included in the price of previous animal? PLEASE understand the rooh/ asal (reality) of eid al adah and take it seriously it’s not something to play with?

Second issue was regarding slaughtering i talked with the owner weeks before eid i informed him before regarding all of my situation/ experience (see the attachment). They as a management should've think about this issue before agreeing to self slaughter instead of surprising us at the very last moment.

Eid is a special event for muslims and slaughtering the animal is specially an important religious matter for me and i didnt wanted to slaughter the animal just for fun it’s musthab to slaughter it yourself (why its musthab? I dont wanna go in detail here but ill be happy to explain if you want)

PLEASE do better management and accept your mistake and take responsibility, at the farm also you guys were blaming each other regarding this issue no one was on the same page.

Please forgive me if i hurt anyone with my words but you guys cant just go with the flow this is EID please take it seriously its not just a fun event where we eat and have parties.