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What kinds of unfulfilled vows require a person to give Kaffaara-e-Yameen as penalty?
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The vow should be lawful and valid from the Islamic Shariah point of view. For example, a person’s vow not to smoke or eat sweets, because of its harmful-ness to the person concerned, is valid. And if the person were to smoke or eat sweets, he will be liable to give Kaffara-e-Yameen. But if a person vows not to set foot in the mosque, it would be invalid and no penalty will be due if he enters the mosque. The Kaffara-e-Yameen can be discharged by feeding ten needy Mu’mins or clothing ten needy Mu’mins or fasting for 3 days consecutively.   Your Comment




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