Missed and Made Up Prayers
1,857 questions
Is it permissible to convert a وقف (waqf) mosque of the Ahlus-Sunnah wal-Jama'ah into a charitable organization, given the division among Muslims in the diaspora and the refusal of the group that wants the conversion to reach an amicable settlement?
What is the ruling on the Imam interrupting the obligatory prayer and exiting it in order to object to the worshiper who prompted him? What is the ruling on this interruption according to the four schools of thought, especially the Hanafis? Is it permissible to interrupt the prayer for the slightest reason as long as the first prostration has not been made? What are the reasons that permit interrupting the prayer, whether obligatory or supererogatory? And is the worshiper obligated to leave the Imam in this situation and complete his prayer alone, or is it permissible for him to follow the Imam in interrupting the prayer and resuming it?
Does extreme languor in worship, and being content with the obligatory prayers without devotion, indicate hypocrisy, and is prayer acceptable in this state?
Must one make up prayers missed due to not knowing that ghusl was obligatory after a nocturnal emission at the age of 11 or 12?
Will sincere repentance and a fresh start be sufficient for me to make up for ten years of missed fasting and prayers, by analogy with "Islam nullifies what preceded it"?
What is the path to sincere repentance after committing the abomination of Zina (fornication/adultery) and losing virginity, and what is the way out of this distress?
What is the way to return to the path of guidance and righteousness after neglecting prayers and not performing them on time, feeling intense distress, and being unable to read the Qur’an, and is this an indication of the sealing of the heart?
Is it obligatory to expel gas daily by force before prayer, and is it permissible to sit after performing istinja’ and before wudu’ to expel gas, and what is the ruling on suppressing gas during prayer when one feels it, and is expelling it considered intentional? And what is the ruling on yellow and clear discharges after istinja’, and do they necessitate ghusl?
What is the ruling concerning the prayers performed by one who was ignorant of the rulings of purification and found drops of semen without performing the ghusl of janabah, sufficing himself with wudu?
What is the ruling on the prayer of the congregants if the Imam prostrates once in the last rak'ah and then says the tasleem, and then one of the worshipers alerts him after most of them have departed?
Is it permissible to make up missed prayers by performing Tayammum?
What is the ruling on children playing with three-dimensional dolls, and why did the Prophet, may God's prayers and peace be upon him, approve of Aisha, may God be pleased with her, playing with dolls made of wool, if three-dimensional images are forbidden?
What is the ruling on missing the 'Isha prayer until Fajr time, and how can it be made up?
Is it permissible for an asthmatic to depart with the weak, and is he sinful if he misses the Fajr prayer due to a severe attack that exhausted him after taking medication?
Is it permissible for a girl to pray Dhuhr and Asr at home if her workplace does not provide a legitimate (private) place for prayer or a designated area for women?
Is entering Paradise limited to repeating the supplication of Sayyid al-Istighfar, doing good deeds, and not harming others, while abandoning prayer?
Is it permissible to make up for the regular Sunnah prayers after performing the obligatory prayers at night, and is the same reward recorded for one who missed them due to preoccupation?
Is it permissible for someone who missed the Asr prayer due to sleep to pray Maghrib in congregation and then pray Asr immediately thereafter?
What is the ruling on consuming food and wealth, and accepting gifts, provided by my sister and her husband who work in a judiciary based on man-made law? And does that affect the acceptance of prayers?
What are the four things that the Prophet, peace and blessings be upon him, used to do daily?
What is the sufficient intention for making up missed prayers, and is it permissible to make up the Dhuhr or Asr prayers behind a congregation performing the Isha prayer?
Is it obligatory to pray on the ground and carry a stone to prostrate on, as the Shiites claim? And is it impermissible to pray except on a turbah (clay tablet), without a prayer rug, given that there are hadiths in Bukhari indicating that the Prophet, may God’s prayers and peace be upon him, prayed on the ground?
Is it permissible for a son to make up prayers missed by his deceased mother during her illness in the hospital, and does the reward for the prayer reach the deceased, and what should the son do?
Is it necessary for the worshipper not to repeat words that he utters nervously in Al-Fatiha or Tashahhud due to obsessive whispering, considering that this came out of him involuntarily and unintentionally, so as not to exacerbate the state of disquiet and lead to missing the prayer?