Which of the following acts, if committed *intentionally* during fasting in Ramadan, invalidates the fast and primarily requires only 'Qada' (making up the day later), rather than 'Kaffarah' (expiation)?
✓ Correct Answer: Option C
Intentional vomiting invalidates the fast and requires Qada (making up the day). Intentional eating, drinking, or sexual intercourse usually require both Qada and Kaffarah (a more severe expiation, e.g., fasting for 60 consecutive days or feeding 60 poor people). Using an inhaler is generally considered to invalidate the fast and require Qada, but it is not among the acts requiring Kaffarah.
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