Missed and Made Up Prayers
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How can one make up for missed prayers for a week, noting that the discontinuation was from the sunset of Wednesday until the following Wednesday, and must they be made up in order, or with each prayer time its like, and must the prayers that were prayed after resuming prayer be made up after making up the missed ones?
Is it permissible to offer the make-up of six days of missed prayers before making up 40 or 41 days of prayers that were missed previously?
What is the solution to the problem of internet addiction and online gaming that has affected my interest in religion, and made my prayer a burden and mere physical movements?
What is the ruling on the Dhuhr prayer if its time arrived while I was in a city an hour and a half away from my city, and I remained there until the time for the Asr prayer began, then returned to my city while the Asr prayer was still due upon me?
What is the ruling regarding someone who missed prayers for five years, then made up three years of them and then passed away? Will Allah hold him accountable for the remaining prayers, or will He consider his intention to make up the prayers?
How sound are the different narrations regarding the number of Sunnah rak'ahs (10, 12, 14) and their distribution after the obligatory prayers? Is it permissible to make up the Sunnah of Dhuhr after Asr prayer, or to delay it without an excuse? And can one make up the Sunnah of Fajr after the Fajr prayer if they missed it?
How can a person who has committed many sins, such as abandoning prayer, theft, fornication, backbiting, usurping people's rights, lying, and not fulfilling vows and oaths, repent with a sincere repentance, especially concerning the restitution of people's rights, and how can these rights and the number of unfulfilled oaths and vows be estimated?
Does the debt of prayer and fasting fall away from the father with his repentance and commitment to worship and his distress from fasting, and what should he do with usurious money he acquired unknowingly of its prohibition, and is it permissible for him to donate it to mosques or give it to a beggar who may not be in need?
How does one make up for many missed prayers, given one's fear of dying before making them up, and one's current inability to make them up?
Is what the questioner did—fasting and praying during what she considered to be istihada (non-menstrual vaginal bleeding)—correct? Is she sinful if it was not correct? Is it permissible for her to delay making up the days she fasted while menstruating (if makeup is necessary) until after fasting the six days of Shawwal?
Must one make up prayers missed due to ignorance regarding the obligation of ghusl after foreplay and the emission of seminal fluid, and due to previous negligence in prayer earlier in life? And how are they to be made up if obligatory?
What is the ruling on sleeping before or after the Dhuhr prayer and waking up after midnight, while being keen to perform the prayer in congregation on time?
Is the "Raghibah" prayer of Fajr to be recited silently or aloud, and if it is missed and prayed after Fajr, is it to be recited silently or aloud?
ما هو الترتيب الصحيح لقضاء صلاتي المغرب والعشاء لمن فاته وقتهما؟
What should one pray if they slept through Asr prayer and woke up five minutes before Maghrib Adhan; Asr or Maghrib first, and what is the ruling on the order of missed prayers?
Is it obligatory for someone who has committed to prayer at the age of 20 to make up the missed prayers from previous years according to the Shafi'i school of thought?
Is it obligatory to make up missed prayers after puberty for someone who started praying at the age of fifteen, or is repentance sufficient, and what is the lifetime make-up (al-qada' al-'umri) in light of the Qur'an and Sunnah?
Is the appearance of a faint, long black line on the forehead instead of the known circle a sign of prostration, despite infrequent commitment to prayer, and what are the deeds, obligations, and reprehensible acts related to the appearance of this sign?
Why did the jurists not adopt the Hadith, "Nothing interrupts the prayer of a Muslim," which is narrated in Sahih Al-Bukhari, but instead adopted the Hadith, "A woman, a donkey, and a black dog interrupt the prayer"?
How can one make up for missed prayers due to illness for a week?
Is the prayer of one who has a pilonidal sinus from which a small amount of blood comes out onto his trousers valid?
What should I do about the prayers in which I forgot a prostration, believing that the prostration of forgetfulness (sujūd as-sahw) compensates for it, knowing that I follow the Maliki school of thought? Is it permissible for me to adopt another school of thought if it is easier? And how do I repeat the prayers if my ablution (wudu') breaks shortly after every prescribed prayer?
ما هي علاقة الحديث الشريف باللغة العربية وآدابها؟
Is blood that flows continuously for more than 15 days, is black in color, and has an unpleasant odor considered menstruation, for which prayer must be stopped, and the husband is prohibited from intimate relations with his wife?