Pay Kaffarah for Broken Fasts

Kaffarah is a form of expiation required when a Ramadan fast is deliberately broken without a valid Islamic reason. It is a serious obligation with a clear purpose. If you broke a fast intentionally and cannot make it up alone, Islam requires Kaffarah to restore accountability and responsibility through feeding those in need.

Kaffarah involves feeding sixty people for each fast that was broken deliberately. This requirement reflects the gravity of the action and the importance of correcting it through meaningful support to others. Paying Kaffarah during Ramadan or as soon as possible afterwards allows you to fulfil this duty with sincerity and care.

Living in the UK does not change the obligation. If Kaffarah is due for you in Ramadan 2026, it is important to act without delay. Fulfilling Kaffarah brings peace of mind and allows you to move forward with your worship knowing you have addressed what is required of you.

Kaffarah is not optional charity. It is a defined expiation with specific conditions. When carried out correctly, it becomes a means of correction, humility, and benefit for people who rely on food support. It turns a mistake into an opportunity to help others and restore balance.

Crisis Aid is a UK registered Islamic charity that helps Muslims fulfil their Kaffarah correctly. The charity operates under UK law and follows Islamic guidance in how Kaffarah is collected and distributed. This ensures accountability, transparency, and respect for the purpose of the expiation.