Missed and Made Up Prayers
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What is the ruling on prayers that were performed while the worshiper's foot was uncovered before knowing the ruling, and must they be repeated? What should be done if their number is unquantifiable?
Is the servant's feeling that Allah will not accept his repentance, prayers, and good deeds due to his past sins a correct feeling or from the whispers of Satan?
Is it permissible to make up for missed supererogatory prayers? May Allah reward you.
Is repentance, along with consistent performance of the Fajr prayer, sufficient for one who has missed it many times, the number of which he does not know, or is it obligatory for him to make them up, and how would one make them up in this case?
Is it obligatory to make up missed prayers for one who abandoned them due to obsessive thoughts, knowing that he is undergoing repentance and finds it difficult to make them up, and what is your guidance for getting rid of obsessive thoughts?
What is the ruling concerning the congregant if the Imam prays three rak'ahs instead of four?
How can one get rid of despair and return to obedience after having strayed from memorizing the Quran and committing sins? And what is the way to sincere repentance and to make up for missed prayers and fasting, while feeling distressed by Allah's displeasure and harboring resentment towards others?
Is it considered tampering or indulgence to make up missed prayers at a non-fixed daily rate, while taking days of rest?
Should one who missed the Asr prayer and entered the mosque after Maghrib to make it up, raise his voice with the takbeerat al-intiqal in his fourth rak'ah, knowing that the congregants are praying Maghrib? And should he recite aloud or silently in the first two rak'ahs?
What is the ruling regarding someone upon whom Fajr prayer is due before he has prayed 'Isha, and is it obligatory to pray 'Isha first or Fajr?
How can one deal with severe mood swings that lead to abandoning acts of worship, feeling despair and unworthiness of drawing near to Allah, and fearing committing future follies?
Is my fasting valid given that I saw yellowish discharge before dawn, then the area became dry, then blood came out an hour before Maghrib, then I saw turbidity and yellowish discharge after Maghrib, then the area became dry again and I saw turbidity before Maghrib on the following day? And what is the ruling on the Maghrib and Isha prayers that I missed?
Does the prayer become invalid if the congregant, upon rising from bowing, only says "Sami' Allah" and then completes it with "Rabbana wa laka al-hamd" without performing the prostration of forgetfulness, given that he had missed one rak'ah? And does it become invalid if the congregant recites Al-Fatiha with the Imam, then pauses and recites it again after saying "Amin," without performing the prostration of forgetfulness?
What is the ruling on one who has ample wealth but did not slaughter an 'Aqiqah for his children?
When is the Sunnah of Fajr prayed: before the Adhan or after it and before the Fajr prayer? And if it is missed, when is it to be made up?
What is incumbent upon a girl afflicted with obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD) regarding purification and prayer, who has made numerous vows and oaths that she has broken due to interrupting and repeating prayers?
Is it obligatory to make up for or offer expiation on behalf of a deceased father who suffered from psychosis/schizophrenia and did not fast? Is he considered accountable for performing these acts of worship? And what is the ruling on helping a father reduce smoking?
Is it obligatory to reconcile studying and making up for missed prayers for many years for someone who practiced masturbation without knowing about the obligation of ghusl, and is it preferable to stop studying to devote oneself to making up for prayers, or is a person sinful if they study and spend a long time at school, then rest and complete making up for prayers at night?
Must one make up prayers performed with incorrect ablution or insufficient tranquility, or not?
What is the fate of a father who died of kidney failure and did not pray in the last six months due to his belief that his prayer was not permissible because of incomplete purification, and who completely lost consciousness 24 hours before his death and did not utter the Shahada?
Is it permissible to make up missed prayers from childhood while sitting, knowing that standing causes dizziness due to illness, and making them up while standing might take a long time?
How does a worshiper perform the 'Isha prayer after remembering it was missed while he is leading the Fajr prayer in its second rak'ah?
What is the ruling if I did not pray Fajr, believing that its time had ended?
What is the correct or best way to deal with obligatory prayer: focusing on its practical performance and making up for it when missed, even if devotion is lacking, or focusing on preparing oneself for prayer, even if that leads to delaying it or missing some of it, in order to establish prayer with conviction and positive impact?