LessonsKitab al-Sawm: Fasting Hours, Invalidators, Qada and KaffarahQuiz

ومن جامعَ عامدًا في أحدِ السبيلين، أو أكلَ، أو شربَ ما يُتغذَّى به، أو يُتداوى به: فعليه القضاءُ، والكفارةُ، مثلُ كفارةِ الظِّهارِ.
Translation: Whoever deliberately has intercourse by either of the stated routes, or eats or drinks something nourishing or medicinal, owes make-up and expiation like the expiation for ẓihār.

Quduri treats deliberate intercourse and intentional ingestion of nourishing or medicinal substances as acts that, when they invalidate the relevant Ramadan fast under the stipulated circumstances, require both qaḍāʾ and kaffārah.

The words ma yutaghadhdhā bihi and ma yutadāwā bihi refer respectively to nourishment and medication. The text intentionally mentions both categories rather than restricting the rule to ordinary meals.

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Deliberate violations requiring make-up and expiation

Kitab al-Sawm: Fasting Hours, Invalidators, Qada and Kaffarah

ومن جامعَ عامدًا في أحدِ السبيلين، أو أكلَ، أو شربَ ما يُتغذَّى به، أو يُتداوى به: فعليه القضاءُ، والكفارةُ، مثلُ كفارةِ الظِّهارِ.
Translation: Whoever deliberately has intercourse by either of the stated routes, or eats or drinks something nourishing or medicinal, owes make-up and expiation like the expiation for ẓihār.

Quduri treats deliberate intercourse and intentional ingestion of nourishing or medicinal substances as acts that, when they invalidate the relevant Ramadan fast under the stipulated circumstances, require both qaḍāʾ and kaffārah.

The words ma yutaghadhdhā bihi and ma yutadāwā bihi refer respectively to nourishment and medication. The text intentionally mentions both categories rather than restricting the rule to ordinary meals.