🌿 Halal Livestock Farm · Gunung Pulai, Johor

Rooted in Faith,
Raised with Care

Halal livestock farming in the heart of Johor — serving families across Malaysia with aqiqah, qurban, farm visits, and ethically raised goats.

Syariah-Compliant
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Photo Documentation
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Licensed Farm
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Free-Range Goats
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A Farm Built on Faith and Family

Nestled in the lush highlands of Gunung Pulai, Johor, Bani Ibrahim Farms is a family-run halal livestock farm dedicated to ethical and transparent farming practices.

Named after the Prophet Ibrahim (AS) — whose legacy of sacrifice and devotion is the very foundation of aqiqah and qurban — we raise our goats with care, space, and natural feed, ensuring every animal is healthy, well-treated, and Syariah-compliant.

When you choose us, you deal directly with the farm. No middlemen. No shortcuts. Just honest, halal farming the way it should be.

100%
Syariah-Compliant
5+
Years Operating
1,000+
Families Served
365
Days Open

Our Services

From sacred rites to farm-fresh produce, everything we offer is rooted in our commitment to halal standards and honest farming.

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Aqiqah

Fulfil your child's aqiqah the right way. We handle the entire process — selecting a healthy goat, performing the slaughter with proper niyyah, and providing photo and video documentation sent to you on the same day.

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Qurban

Book your qurban slot early — goats available for Eid al-Adha. We ensure your qurban is performed correctly, on time, and with full documentation. Contact us to reserve your animal.

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Farm Visits

Bring your family, school group, or organisation for an authentic farm experience in the highlands of Gunung Pulai. Learn about halal livestock, interact with our goats, and connect with nature.

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Live Goat Sales

Purchase healthy, Syariah-compliant live goats directly from our farm. Various breeds and sizes available year-round. No middlemen — you buy directly from us at fair prices.

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Goat Milk

Fresh, natural goat milk sourced directly from our farm. Rich in nutrients and easier to digest than cow's milk. Available for pickup at the farm or local delivery within Johor.

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Common Questions, Clear Answers

What is Aqiqah?

Aqiqah is a Sunnah practice in Islam where a goat is slaughtered to celebrate the birth of a child — typically within 7 days, though it can be done at any age. Two goats are recommended for a boy, one for a girl. The meat is shared with family and distributed to those in need. At Bani Ibrahim Farms, we handle the entire process — slaughter, distribution, and documentation — so you can fulfil this Sunnah with ease.

What is Qurban?

Qurban (also called Korban) is the Islamic ritual of sacrificing a livestock animal during Eid al-Adha (10th–13th Zulhijjah). It commemorates the sacrifice of Prophet Ibrahim (AS) and is an act of worship and gratitude. One goat covers one person's qurban; one cow covers up to seven. The meat is divided into three parts — for the family, relatives, and those in need. Bani Ibrahim Farms performs qurban in Gunung Pulai, Johor, with full Syariah compliance and photo documentation.

Why Choose a Halal Certified Farm?

For aqiqah and qurban to be valid under Islamic law, the animal must be slaughtered by a Muslim, with the correct niyyah (intention), and in accordance with halal requirements. A certified halal farm ensures the animal is healthy, well-raised, and slaughtered correctly — giving you full confidence that your ibadah is accepted. At Bani Ibrahim Farms, every slaughter is documented and transparent.

Honest Farming, Every Time

We don't cut corners. Everything we do — from how we raise our goats to how we handle your order — is built on trust.

Syariah-Compliant

All slaughter is performed by trained Muslim professionals with proper niyyah and full adherence to Islamic rites.

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Ethical & Free-Range

Our goats roam freely in the Gunung Pulai highlands, fed with natural feed — no crowded pens, no shortcuts.

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Full Documentation

We provide photo and video evidence for every aqiqah and qurban — so you can witness what was done on your behalf.

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Licensed Farm

Bani Ibrahim Farms is registered and licensed with Malaysian authorities, ensuring full compliance with regulations.

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Direct from Farm

No agents, no middlemen. You deal directly with the farm — transparent pricing and honest communication.

Experienced Team

Our family has been in halal livestock farming for years. We know what we're doing, and we do it with pride.

Frequently Asked Questions

Have a question not listed here? WhatsApp us and we'll get back to you promptly.

We are located in Gunung Pulai, Johor, Malaysia. Farm visits are by appointment only — WhatsApp us to arrange your visit.

Yes. All slaughter is performed by trained Muslim professionals with proper niyyah recited over each animal. Photo and video documentation is provided.

We offer local delivery within Johor. WhatsApp us with your location and we'll confirm availability and pricing.

Simply WhatsApp us with your preferred date, group size, and purpose of visit. We'll confirm availability and arrange everything from there.

No minimum order — we sell individual goats. WhatsApp us for current pricing and the breeds available at the time of your enquiry.

Yes, you are welcome to be present at the farm during your aqiqah or qurban. Please let us know in advance so we can prepare accordingly.

Aqiqah is a Sunnah practice in Islam where a goat or sheep is slaughtered to celebrate the birth of a child. It is ideally performed on the 7th, 14th, or 21st day after birth. If missed, it can be done at any point in the child's life, or even in adulthood.

According to Islamic tradition, two goats are recommended for a boy and one goat for a girl. It is also acceptable to slaughter one goat for a boy if two is not feasible. We will advise you on the best option based on your situation.

Yes. If aqiqah was not performed at birth, it can be done later in life — including adulthood. This is known as aqiqah dewasa. We handle adult aqiqah with the same Syariah-compliant process, proper niyyah, and full photo documentation.

We primarily offer goat qurban. For cow qurban (korban lembu), which allows up to 7 participants to share one cow, please WhatsApp us as availability depends on the season. We can help you join a group arrangement if needed.

After slaughter, the meat is distributed to orphans, underprivileged families, and the local community near our farm in Gunung Pulai. For aqiqah, a portion can also be kept for your family. We document the entire distribution process with photos and videos sent to you the same day.

Goat milk is rich in calcium, protein, and essential fatty acids, with smaller fat globules than cow milk — making it easier to digest. It is a popular choice for those with mild dairy sensitivity. For infants under 12 months, breast milk or formula remains the primary recommendation. Please consult your doctor before introducing goat milk to very young children.

Our farm in Gunung Pulai, Johor is approximately 35–45 minutes by car from Johor Bahru city centre, and around 3–3.5 hours from Kuala Lumpur. We will share the exact GPS location via WhatsApp when you book your visit.

We keep a variety of goat breeds suitable for aqiqah, qurban, and live sales. Available breeds and sizes vary by season. WhatsApp us for the current selection and pricing at the time of your enquiry.

Yes, non-Muslims are welcome to visit Bani Ibrahim Farms for farm tours. Our farm experience is open to all — families, school groups, and organisations looking to learn about sustainable livestock farming. WhatsApp us to arrange a visit.

Yes. We provide photo and video documentation of the slaughter and meat distribution, sent to you via WhatsApp on the day of the aqiqah. This serves as your proof that the aqiqah was performed correctly on your behalf.

Ready to Enquire?

WhatsApp us for any enquiry — aqiqah, qurban, farm visits, goat sales, or goat milk. We respond promptly.

📍 Location Gunung Pulai, Johor
📞 WhatsApp +60 13-248 1071
🕐 Hours Daily, 8am – 6pm