A tool designed to assist individuals in determining the appropriate atonement for broken oaths or missed religious obligations, often involving fasting, feeding the needy, or freeing a slave (in historical contexts), now commonly substituted with monetary compensation. An example might be its use in calculating the required expiation for accidentally breaking a fast during Ramadan.
Such a resource offers clarity and guidance in fulfilling religious duties, promoting peace of mind and ensuring adherence to prescribed practices. Historically, determining expiation involved consultation with religious scholars. This digitized approach offers accessibility and convenience, particularly in diverse or geographically dispersed communities.
