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title: "Kaffarah calculator: check your feeding estimate"
description: "Estimate kaffarah with editable inputs, a transparent formula and clear next steps. Confirm the relevant religious conditions before making a payment."
source: https://www.zakat-calculator.org.uk/kaffarah-calculator
retrieved: 2026-09-08T11:02:12.270Z
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# Kaffarah calculator: check your feeding estimate

Estimate kaffarah with editable inputs, a transparent formula and clear next steps. Confirm the relevant religious conditions before making a payment.

World Aid Network · Updated 8 September 2026 · 3 min read
[Calculate your Zakat →](https://www.zakat-calculator.org.uk/zakat-calculator) The quick answer
This estimator multiplies confirmed feeding expiations by 60 people and your chosen per-person rate. It does not decide whether kaffarah applies, whether feeding is permitted in your case or how many expiations are owed.

Enter the current rate from the provider you will use.
Number of confirmed feeding expiationsFeeding cost per person (£) I have confirmed that this feeding obligation applies and that my provider can fulfil it.Estimated feeding paymentComplete the inputs
The calculation is confirmed expiations × 60 people × the feeding rate. It does not decide how many expiations you owe or whether feeding is an available option.

## Use a rate you can verify

Use a dated source for the relevant assessment and keep it with your records. Example rates are not current quotes. Enter non-negative amounts; people, days and expiations must be whole numbers.

## What the result means

This estimator multiplies confirmed feeding expiations by 60 people and your chosen per-person rate. It does not decide whether kaffarah applies, whether feeding is permitted in your case or how many expiations are owed.

## Read the full guidance

See the [related guide](https://www.zakat-calculator.org.uk/fidya-kaffarah) for assumptions, differences and examples. A calculator performs arithmetic; it cannot verify ownership, a personal ruling or a recipient’s eligibility.

## Sources & calculation method

Sources checked on 8 September 2026. External organisations publish their own guidance; a citation does not imply their endorsement of this website.
- [Published guidance for this assessment](https://www.ukim.org/media-centre/latest-news-%26-updates/kaffarah-common-faqs/)

This is educational guidance. We identify differences where relevant and do not claim a named scholarly review. For a personal ruling, consult a qualified scholar familiar with your circumstances. [Our editorial policy](https://www.zakat-calculator.org.uk/editorial-policy).