In Yemen, the tradition of Qurbani faces a devastating economic barrier. With the collapse of the local currency and the destruction of livestock supply chains, the price of a single sheep or goat often exceeds a worker's multi-month salary. For the millions of families living in displacement camps or war-torn neighborhoods, the "Eid feast" has become a distant memory. The challenge is not just the lack of meat, but the loss of the joy and dignity that Eid-ul-Adha is supposed to bring to every Muslim household, regardless of their financial standing.