From the days of Prophet Abraham to modern day Amman, the tradition of Eid Al Adha lives on; to remind of sacrifice, gratitude and faith.

After praying the Eid prayer, the team arrive early at one of the many Gaza Refugee Camps in Amman.

The Yardimeli or ‘Helping Hand’ banner at one of the slaughter sites.

A Yardimeli representative based locally answers questions about the needs and dynamics of the camp.

Children learning their traditions at an early age.

Local farmers present their stock.

Distribution at the Jerash camp (one of the most overcrowded, decent infrastructure-lacking and poorest camps in Jordan).

Residents of the Gaza Refugee Camp in Jerash await their donation eagerly; their desperation a major indication of the inavailability of meat on other days of the year.