Kaffarah is required when a Ramadan fast is deliberately broken or invalidated without a valid Islamic reason. It is a serious obligation connected with repentance, Qada, and feeding eligible people when a person cannot fast 60 consecutive days.
Through Transparent Hands, you can calculate and give Kaffarah online to support eligible poor and needy people with dignity and transparency.
Use this quick calculator for fasts intentionally broken without a valid reason.
Estimated Kaffarah
PKR 30,000Kaffarah is an expiation that applies to certain intentional violations of Islamic obligations. In the context of Ramadan, Kaffarah applies when a person deliberately breaks or invalidates a fast without a valid reason.
It is not the same as missing a fast due to illness, travel, or another valid reason. Kaffarah is connected with repentance, making up the fast as Qada, and fulfilling the prescribed expiation.
Kaffarah applies when a person deliberately breaks a Ramadan fast without a valid Islamic excuse.
The broken fast should also be made up as Qada, along with Kaffarah where applicable.
The primary Kaffarah for an intentionally broken fast is fasting for 60 consecutive days.
If unable to fast 60 consecutive days, a person may feed 60 eligible poor people.
Kaffarah applies when a person knowingly and deliberately invalidates a Ramadan fast without a valid reason. The obligation should not be confused with Fidya or ordinary Qada.
Kaffarah rules can differ by school of thought and personal circumstance. If your case is complex, consult a qualified scholar. This page provides donor guidance and an online donation pathway based on the existing Transparent Hands Kaffarah structure.
The existing Transparent Hands Kaffarah page uses PKR 30,000 for one intentionally broken fast, representing the amount required to feed 60 eligible people. The amount can be multiplied by the number of fasts.
| Broken Fasts | PKR 30,000 per Fast | Equivalent Support | Purpose |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 fast | PKR 30,000 | Feed 60 eligible people | Kaffarah for one intentionally broken fast |
| 2 fasts | PKR 60,000 | Feed 120 eligible people | Kaffarah for two intentionally broken fasts |
| 3 fasts | PKR 90,000 | Feed 180 eligible people | Kaffarah for three intentionally broken fasts |
Choosing the correct obligation matters. Kaffarah is not a substitute for Fidya, and Fidya is not a substitute for Kaffarah.
| Term | When It Applies | What Is Required |
|---|---|---|
| Kaffarah | Deliberately breaking or invalidating a Ramadan fast without a valid reason. | Make Qada and fulfil Kaffarah: 60 consecutive fasts or feed 60 eligible people if unable. |
| Fidya | Long-term inability to fast due to chronic illness, advanced age, or permanent medical reason. | Pay Fidya for each missed fast to support poor and needy people. |
| Qada | A fast missed due to a valid temporary reason, or a fast that must be made up. | Fast again after Ramadan when able. |
Kaffarah is meant to benefit eligible recipients. Transparent Hands provides a secure online giving pathway and helps direct donor support toward poor and needy people with dignity.
Kaffarah given as money should represent feeding eligible poor and needy people.
Your donation can bring relief to people struggling with basic needs and hardship.
Transparent Hands provides a trusted donation pathway with clear donor confirmation.
Paying Kaffarah should be paired with sincere repentance and the intention to fulfil the obligation correctly.
Make sure Kaffarah applies to your situation. For complex cases, consult a scholar.
Count the number of fasts deliberately broken without a valid reason.
Multiply the Kaffarah amount by the number of fasts that require Kaffarah.
Use the Transparent Hands donation flow and select Kaffarah as your donation type.
Choose a common Kaffarah amount below, or calculate your total using the calculator at the top of this page.
Kaffarah is an expiation or penalty required for certain intentional violations, including deliberately breaking a Ramadan fast without a valid reason.
The redesigned page uses PKR 30,000 as Kaffarah for one intentionally broken fast, based on feeding 60 eligible people.
Kaffarah applies when a person deliberately breaks or invalidates a Ramadan fast without a valid Islamic reason.
Yes. A deliberately broken fast should be made up as Qada, and Kaffarah should be fulfilled where it applies.
If a person cannot fast 60 consecutive days, many donors fulfil Kaffarah by donating the amount required to feed 60 eligible people.
Kaffarah should benefit eligible poor and needy people, similar to eligible recipient categories for Zakat.
No. Kaffarah is for intentionally breaking a fast without a valid reason. Fidya is for people who cannot fast due to long-term illness, advanced age, or permanent inability.
Transparent Hands provides an online Kaffarah donation pathway and helps donors support eligible poor and needy people through charitable giving.
Calculate your Kaffarah and donate through Transparent Hands to support eligible poor and needy people with dignity, transparency, and sincere intention.