Missed and Made Up Prayers
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Are the Sunnah prayers before and after Dhuhr performed when making them up after Asr prayer?
Is expiation (kaffarah) required for delaying prayer and wearing the hijab?
What must a woman do to make up for days of Ramadan that she missed due to a legitimate Shar'i excuse, then she was ignorant of the obligation to make them up, and the matter escalated to a chronic illness that prevents her from fasting, while her husband prevents her from feeding the poor with cooked food?
What is the ruling on not performing Salat for five days due to the hardship and ruggedness of travel, coupled with dangers and difficulties that prevent purification and the performance of Salat?
Does repeating the Takbir out of forgetfulness after saying "Astaghfirullah" cause one to miss the attainment of the first Takbir mentioned in the Hadith: "Whoever prays to Allah for forty days in congregation, reaching the first Takbir, will be granted two absolutions: absolution from Hellfire and absolution from hypocrisy"?
Which is more important: studying or making up missed prayers before committing to them?
Is there an expiation upon the wife for not fasting and praying on time after miscarrying a 9-11 week old fetus, given that she broke her fast for two weeks based on an incorrect fatwa, and is it permissible to make up the remaining days of prayer in the coming Ramadan?
Is it obligatory to make up for missed prayers that were not performed before committing to prayer, and are 11 rak'ahs performed at midnight considered part of the night prayer?
Is it permissible to adopt a fatwa that mandates not waiting for urine to exit after relieving oneself, not inspecting or being cautious, and not paying attention to any feeling of urine exiting after ablution or during prayer, in order to alleviate the suffering of urinary incontinence and obsessive thoughts?
Is it permissible for someone to fast for a missed day (qadaa') if they did not form the intention for it during the night, but their intention was present from beforehand?
How can a woman take care of herself when she has given all her energy to her home and children?
Is it permissible to pray the two rak'ahs of Ar-Raghibah before Asr prayer in case of forgetfulness?
Must I make up the prayers I missed over 10 years, knowing that I missed them out of laziness and not disbelief? Is it permissible to combine prayers out of necessity, such as for studying and working, taking into account that scholars emphasize performing prayers on time except when traveling or sleeping? Is work considered as difficult as travel?
Do the supererogatory Sunnah prayers fulfill the purpose of making up for missed obligatory prayers?
What is the reward (mathūbah) in the verse: {Therefore He rewarded you with distress upon distress that you might not grieve for what you missed nor for what befell you; and Allah is All-Aware of what you do}?
Is it not obligatory to pray the 'Asr prayer—even if its time has passed—before the Maghrib prayer, despite a previous fatwa from you stating the obligation of praying the 'Asr prayer when the time for Maghrib enters?
Is it obligatory to re-perform past Fajr prayers that were made up after Maghrib prayer over the course of ten years, knowing that their make-up should have been before Dhuhr?
Is it permissible to join the Tarawih prayer with the intention of praying 'Isha, and is it better to establish a separate congregation for 'Isha prayer?
Is it permissible to delay the regular Sunnah prayer from the obligatory prayer, such as the Dhuhr prayer, so that it is performed at home sometime after completing the obligatory prayer, or is it better to perform it immediately after the obligatory prayer at home?
Is it obligatory for someone who has repented and started praying to pay Zakat on money saved from past years in which they did not pray, and is Zakat waived for someone who did not pay it for several years and then spent the money and no longer possesses it?
Does delaying prayer beyond its prescribed time to follow a religious program lead to committing a sin?
Is it obligatory to repeat only the Dhuhr and Asr prayers, or the rest of the day's prayers, after making a mistake in the Dhuhr prayer, forgetting the prostrations of forgetfulness, and then combining it with the Asr prayer out of necessity, especially since this happened some time ago?
Is it necessary to raise the hands when performing the takbir for the prostrations of forgetfulness (sujud al-sahw)? And upon recalling with certainty, after the taslim, that a rak'ah or a prostration was missed, should one say the takbir and raise the hands when re-entering the prayer? What is the permissible timeframe for doing so instead of repeating the entire prayer?
How is the intention (niyyah) to be vocalized when performing a missed prayer (salat fa'itah), or the traveler's prayer (combining prayers), or when repeating a prayer?