Kaffarah is an Islamic term referring to the compensation or atonement one must make for breaking a fast intentionally during the month of Ramadan or for other violations of Islamic law. It is a form of penance and is typically required in order to expiate the sin committed.
The most common form of kaffarah is to fast for 60 consecutive days as a way to make up for breaking a fast during Ramadan. If one is unable to fast for this extended period, they may also choose to feed 60 needy individuals or pay for their meals instead.
Kaffarah is seen as a way to seek forgiveness from Allah and make amends for any wrongdoing. It is considered a necessary step in the process of repentance and seeking forgiveness in Islam.
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