Missed and Made Up Prayers
1,965 questions
How does one get rid of obsessive thoughts that plague them concerning creed and the Divine Essence, and that affect their life, despite their commitment to acts of worship, remembrances (adhkar), and ruqyah shar'iyah?
What is your advice to a person who was accustomed to performing Qiyam al-Layl (night prayer), then abandoned it, then returned to it, then abandoned it again, and now wishes to return to it, but fears that he might abandon it permanently and be deprived of its abundant good? Is this fear of his well-founded, or is it from the whisperings of Satan?
Must the questioner make up the prayers she missed due to her ignorance of the rulings on purity, and how should they be made up if they are obligatory?
Should the prayers missed after the fortieth day due to continuous bleeding be made up?
Does the prayer of one who joins it late become void if he stands up during or before the Imam's Tasleem, according to the Hanafis who consider Tasleem to be a Sunnah?
How are missed prayers, due to sleep or other reasons, numbering in the sixties or seventies, to be made up, bearing in mind the necessity of maintaining order between the two shared times, and how can their performance be reconciled with the performance of current prayers?
How can one atone for the sin of abandoning prayer due to laziness, if they started praying at the age of 15 and wish to repent?
What are the consequences of being negligent and abandoning prayer, and what is the ruling on one who neglects ritual bathing after sexual defilement (ghusl al-janabah), and is it permissible for a wife to refuse her husband in bed because he neglects prayer and is in a state of ritual impurity (janabah)?
How can one reconcile the Hadith (When it [the prayer] is sound, all of his deeds are sound, and if it is corrupt, all of his deeds are corrupted) with the Almighty's saying (He [Allah] does not allow to be lost the reward of any who does good), given the possibility that a Muslim's prayer may not be perfect due to life pressures, and does this lead to the loss of all his good deeds and his being equated with a disbeliever?
What is the ruling if menstrual blood exceeds fifteen days, and there is no regular period, but it is distinguishable as menstrual blood by its thickness and odor?
What is incumbent upon one who did not make up for the days of breaking the fast in Ramadan and does not remember their number or the date of their beginning, and is it obligatory to make up for missed prayers, or is sincere repentance sufficient?
Is it obligatory to make up the Maghrib prayer missed due to the lengthy Asr prayer during the time of Isha, or is it combined with the Isha prayer?
What must I do to compensate for 120 days of prayer missed due to delaying them for studying?
What is the ruling on one who sleeps through prayer out of laziness, while remembering it?
Must one make up prayers after performing ghusl following a wet dream if one suspects semen has been discharged again and it smells like semen?
What is the maximum permissible delay for making up a missed prayer due to an excuse such as sleep or the like, and is it permissible to say that the allowed time for delay extends until just before the time of the next prayer, based on the hadith: "There is no negligence in sleep; rather, negligence is in wakefulness, when one delays a prayer until the time of another prayer enters"?
What is the ruling on the prayer of a 26-year-old girl who prays on and off, and does not pray on time, and how can she make up for missed prayers, and how can she maintain prayer and pray it on time?
Is a woman's embracing of Islam and her marriage religiously valid? And is it permissible for her to combine missed prayers after work due to the difficulty of performing them on time?
Will a worshiper be rewarded if he prays a supererogatory prayer as a precaution, following the Holy Quran, in light of some scholars' opinion that intentionally missed prayers are not obligatory to make up and are not accepted?
What is the method for making up prayers missed over years, and is it a condition to specify the day in the intention, and must prayers performed in ignorance of their rulings be made up, and if so, should they be made up before the missed prayers, and is chronological order a condition in making up missed prayers?
What is the ruling on the prayer of a man who intended to perform the missed Maghrib prayer with the 'Isha prayer, but missed one rak'ah, and completed his prayer such that the form of the Maghrib prayer changed, becoming one rak'ah then two rak'ahs?
Is repentance from prayers omitted intentionally or intermittently due to laziness obligatory, or is it sufficient to make them up while performing many supererogatory prayers? Does this include those who prayed and then stopped, or only those who never prayed at all and then repented? And how are missed prayers to be made up if they are obligatory?
Is a woman considered pure and required to pray with the presence of yellow discharge 45 days after childbirth, knowing that her menstrual period ends with dryness, not with a white discharge?
What is the secret behind the courage of the Salaf that made them not fear lions and snakes?