Missed and Made Up Prayers
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What is the description of making up (qada') missed audible prayers: is it done silently or audibly, with evidence?
Is praying in the last third of the night four minutes before Fajr considered a lack of divine success? And is it permissible to write letters to God and conceal them from people?
How can one correctly make up for missed and accumulated prayers?
Must a girl who has not yet reached the age of puberty, but has shown signs of it, make up for the Ramadan fasts she missed, and should she be woken for Fajr prayer despite suffering from severe illness and pain that affect her sleep, in addition to the problem of involuntary urination?
When we arrive late for prayer, how do we complete it?
Is it permissible to perform the Maghrib prayer in congregation after the Isha’ prayer in congregation, or must it be performed individually, and is it necessary to repeat the Isha’ prayer?
Am I obligated to pray what I missed of the night vigil (qiyam al-layl) after sunrise, if I prayed Witr before sleeping and did not wake up for the night vigil?
Is it permissible for someone who feels air escaping during ablution and believes they are afflicted with obsessive-compulsive disorder to pray an invalid prayer, and must they repeat the prayers they missed because of that?
Does praying in the Sacred Mosque (Masjid al-Haram) suffice for making up numerous missed prayers?
How can a Muslim utilize the time of answered prayer between the Adhan and Iqamah for supplication, given the closure of mosques and the absence of congregational prayers?
What should I do if I enter the mosque and find the worshippers have already begun the prayer, specifying how to act based on the number of missed rak'ahs?
Will a girl be held accountable for her prayers during a period when she was unaware of the prescribed ritual bath, and how can she improve her morals and re-educate herself after the violence and indoctrination of lying she suffered in her childhood?
Is it permissible to make up for the missed fast of the six days of Shawwal from previous years with a single intention along with the Ayyam al-Bid (the White Days), and to pray Duha more than four rak'ahs with the intention of both making up and performing, by analogy with the Prophet's (peace be upon him) making up of missed supererogatory prayers, making up for missed Qiyam al-Layl (night prayer), and the action of Abdullah ibn Amr regarding fasting?
Is it true that whoever regularly observes the Sunnah prayers (12 rak'ahs) will have a house built for them in Paradise by Allah, and does this change if the Dhuhr Sunnah is missed due to work circumstances and the unavailability of a prayer area for women at work?
Can one atone for not wearing the hijab at its legally prescribed time, and for the deficiency of missed prayers?
Is the Hadith: "Whoever preserves four rak'ahs before Dhuhr and four after it, Allah will forbid him from the Hellfire" authentic, and does making up missed pre-Dhuhr Sunnah prayers after Dhuhr or Asr include the virtue of the Hadith, or must they be observed before Dhuhr?
Is it true that the Messenger of Allah, may Allah's prayers and peace be upon him, used to spit his saliva into the hands of his companions for blessings?
What is the ruling on vowing to fast the month of Sha’ban consecutively for 32 years if the woman who made the vow has become afflicted with diabetes and high blood pressure and is unable to fast, knowing that she had previously fasted one month intermittently?
How do I extinguish the fire in my heart, seeing that I have reached this age (28 years old) and am not yet married, even though I became engaged to a girl two years ago, and I am still waiting for the completion of my house?
Must the missed 'Isha' prayer be made up, and at what time should it be made up? And is ghusl required to perform the subsequent prayers, or is wudu' sufficient?
How can I be saved from the misguidance I am living in?
Are two disputing parties, one of whom is jealous of the other to the point of estrangement, considered among those who harbor malice and whom Allah will not forgive before the advent of Ramadan?
Is the Istikhara prayer among the Sunnah prayers whose legitimacy is disputed for one who has missed obligatory prayers?
Is it obligatory to make up prayers missed due to a coma resulting from a car accident that lasted three weeks?