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Kaffāra (Arabic: الکفارة) is a penalty or fine imposed on committing certain haram actions or omitting certain obligations. Some of these penalties are financial and some are worship. If a person swears that he or she will do or will not do something (where the swear satisfies certain conditions) and fails to do what he or she swore to do, then he or she should either emancipate a slave or feed or provide clothes for 10 people in need. However, if they fail to do either of these, then they should fast for three days. This kaffara is specified in the Qur’an.
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Contact Us: Reach out with your Kaffara details, and our team will assist you.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is Expiation (Kafārah) and who is obliged to pay it?
Kaffāra (Arabic: الکفارة) is a penalty or fine imposed on committing certain haram actions or omitting certain obligations. Some of these penalties are financial and some are worship.
How do I determine if I have a Kafārah obligation?
If you have unintentionally broken an oath, failed to fast during Ramadan without valid reasons, or committed any act that Ayatullah Sistani specifies as requiring expiation, then Kafārah is due. Our team will run a streamlined assessment under Sistani’s fiqh to quantify your exact obligation.
Can I pay my Kafārah through Aabtaab under Ayatullah Sistani’s guidance?
Yes. Aabtaab is fully accredited to collect and channel your Kafārah in accordance with Ayatullah Sistani’s office. We issue you an immediate Aabtaab confirmation.
Do I need explicit permission from Ayatullah Sistani’s office before paying my Kafārah?
No extra permission is required. By selecting Ayatullah Sistani as your Marjaʿ in our system, you automatically align with his expiation guidelines—our process handles all necessary approvals on your behalf.
How secure is my payment?
We leverage enterprise-grade encryption and audited payment channels—Easypaisa, bank transfers, and in-person transactions—to guarantee that every rupee is fully traceable, tamper-proof, and compliant with Sistani’s standards.
What is the difference between Kafārah and Redress of Wronged Rights (Rad-e-Mazālim)?
Kafārah: Atonement for unintentional breaches (e.g., broken oaths, missed fasts) as defined by Sistani’s fiqh.
Rad-e-Mazālim: Compensation for another’s rights that were unjustly violated—restoring their due before your expiation can be valid.
How long does it take for my Kafārah to reach the intended beneficiaries?
Your expiation reaches the deserving recipients within 7–14 days—tracked end-to-end and delivered per Sistani’s distribution priorities.