Concept:Kaffarah is the compulsory expiation required from a Muslim who deliberately breaks an obligatory fast.
Explanation:Kaffarah is a fixed act of worship that makes up for intentionally invalidating a fast without a valid reason.
It becomes obligatory when a person deliberately misses or breaks a fast, for example, by eating, drinking, or having sexual intercourse during the daylight hours of Ramadan.
The prescribed forms of Kaffarah are freeing a Muslim slave, fasting for two consecutive months, and feeding
60 needy people.
These match options A, B, and C in the question.
Reciting the Qur'an is a highly rewarded act of worship, but it has never been legislated as a form of Kaffarah.
No scholar regards it as an acceptable substitute for the required expiation.
Hence, reciting the Qur'an is the only option that is not a form of Kaffarah.
Answer:D. Reciting the Qur'an