Missed and Made Up Prayers
1,857 questions
Is it permissible to make up a large number of missed 'Isha prayers by distributing them throughout different times of the day (after 'Asr, after Maghrib, after 'Isha) each day until completion?
What is the ruling on the prayer of someone who prayed Dhuhr only three rak'ahs, remembered that during Asr prayer, prostrated the two prostrations of forgetfulness at that time, and must he repeat the prayer?
Is it permissible to combine the intention of fulfilling a vow with the intention of performing Tarawih or Qiyam al-Layl (night prayer)?
Do the missed prayers of one who stopped praying for four years due to depression, then repented and performed 'Umrah, become null and void?
What is the ruling concerning the days I intentionally broke my fast in Ramadan after masturbating, knowing that their number ranges between 3 and 6 days and that I sometimes fasted without praying? And how do I make up for the Ramadans I missed?
Is the yellow discharge that occurred between 11/11 and 19/11 considered menstruation, must the missed prayers be made up, and is the fast of 23/11 valid?
Must I repeat the fast of Ramadan because I performed ghusl from menstruation without washing my hair, due to my ignorance, at the age of fifteen? And am I considered sinful for that?
How can one perform the Sunnah prayer before Isha, if the prayer is established immediately after the adhan?
Should I first pray ʿAsr and then Maghrib if I wake up to the call to prayer for Maghrib and have missed the time for the ʿAsr prayer?
Is it obligatory to make up missed prayers by performing the obligatory prayer twice for each (missed) obligatory prayer?
Can illnesses like malaise and fatigue be an expiation for abandoning prayer for many years before the illness, and what can a son do for his mother who left a sum of money for ongoing charity after her death?
What are the steps that can make me a devout Muslim after repeatedly intending to embrace Islam and then relapsing into sins?
What is the ruling on the Fajr prayer for someone who remembered, while in the last Tashahhud, that they had not bowed, so they completed an entire rak‘ah, believing that it is prescribed for whoever remembers a pillar before or after the taslim to perform a complete rak‘ah?
Must one make up prayers missed due to a misunderstanding of when ritual purity from menstruation is attained?
Is it permissible to pray sitting in a train or station without clear movement, or to pray while working and carrying iron, reciting Al-Fatiha and what is easy [from the Quran], and saying the invocations of bowing (rukūʿ) and prostration (sujūd), due to time and space constraints and the difficulty of finding an opportunity to pray regularly?
Will a Muslim regret on the Day of Judgment their negligence in performing some acts of worship, such as the Witr and Shafa prayers?
Is expiation required for someone who missed prayers for three days due to illness?
Must a missed prayer be made up if it was due to slapping one's face during a nervous breakdown?
What is the solution for a state of spiritual heaviness and the inability to pray and listen to the Quran, and what is the reason for a lack of success in life and work?
Is it permissible to delete downloaded lectures and refrain from downloading more, and was what he did unlawful, given the lack of encouragement or prayers from colleagues and being subjected to harm at the college?
Is it permissible to conclude two prayers together after performing them conjointly, or must each prayer be concluded separately?
What should a woman do whose period typically lasts seven days, but who saw brown discharge on the eighth and ninth days? And should she perform ghusl and make up the missed prayers?
How does one make up a missed prayer if the time for Asr has passed and Maghrib has begun; do I make up the Asr prayer then Maghrib, or vice versa?
How can one regain their previous religious commitment and devotion, and what is the ruling on prayers missed due to work circumstances?