Missed and Made Up Prayers
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Is expiation required for one who did not make up the days of fasting missed in the previous Ramadan due to the continuation of her menstrual period until the beginning of the new Ramadan?
Is it permissible for a person to vow to pray ten rakahs every month, in addition to the obligatory prayers and supererogatory prayers, out of gratitude to Allah or due to distress?
How can one make up the prayers missed due to an accident and staying in the hospital for a month?
What is Salatul Tasabih, how is it performed, and is it considered an innovation (bid'ah), especially with the discussions surrounding the effect of counting tasbihat on the worshiper's concentration?
How can one combine missed prayers with current prayers, and what is the number of rak'ahs for each, and is it more correct for a resident to offer the missed prayer or the current prayer first?
What is the ruling on one who intentionally misses the Fajr prayer, while hearing the Adhan?
What is required of a woman who prayed Isha in her country (Morocco) and then traveled to Egypt, and upon her arrival, Dhuhr was about to be called, meaning she had missed the time for Fajr prayer? And was it obligatory for her to pray Fajr on the plane, or should she make it up upon arrival?
Is it permissible to pray missed (obligatory) prayers in congregation?
Was the questioner's action correct in completing the prayer aloud after the time for Fajr had ended? And is he sinful for not checking his clothes and making sure of the presence of madhy (pre-seminal fluid), even though he repeatedly sees madhy after prayer?
What is the ruling on swearing by Allah to perform missed prayers from before puberty, and does this necessitate an expiation if one is unable to perform them?
Is it permissible to sometimes delay the Sunnah prayer (Rawatib Qabliyyah) until after the Fardh prayer or after the Sunnah Ba'diyyah prayer?
What is your opinion on making up missed prayers (salat al-qadaa), is it beneficial or not?
Is it obligatory to make up prayers missed for a year since puberty, given the inability to determine whether the omission was intentional or due to negligence?
Should the latecomer say "Allahu Akbar" when standing to complete the third rak'ah after the Imam has said the tasleem, or is the takbir for standing counted from the prostration?
Is it permissible for someone whose eardrum has ruptured to recite the supplications mentioned in prostration or before the tasleem, along with the supplication "O Allah, grant me well-being in my hearing"?
What should I do, as I have prayed while in a state of major ritual impurity, and I do not know the number of those prayers?
Does the interruption of making up missed prayers invalidate the reward for the days that were made up?
Is it permissible for me to make the Taslim with the Imam after he adds a fifth raka'ah inadvertently, knowing that I entered the mosque during the Imam's second raka'ah, and therefore the Imam's fifth raka'ah is my fourth?
Is it permissible for one who missed two rak'ahs of Maghrib prayer during its first rak'ah to vocalize (the recitation) if there is a congregant beside him who also missed two rak'ahs?
Is a make-up (qada’) required for someone who, as a child, swore to observe prayer but failed to do so, and then became regular in prayer after reaching puberty?
Is it permissible to complete the Tasbeeh after an interruption for talking, watching TV, or listening to the Quran, or must one start anew?
Which is better: prioritizing making up missed prayers over completing the memorization of the Qur'an and performing Qiyam al-Layl and supererogatory prayers, or combining both, taking into account that neglecting memorization may lead to forgetting what has been memorized?
Is it obligatory to perform ghusl for someone who was unaware of its obligation after seminal discharge? And do anterior secretions, other than madhy, invalidate wudu? And do secretions or minor ritual impurity invalidate ghusl?
Is it permissible to combine the intention of Salāt al-Tarāwīh (or Tahajjud, or Qiyām al-Layl, or Sunnah prayers) with the intention of making up missed obligatory prayers in a single prayer?