Missed and Made Up Prayers
1,857 questions
What is the way to persevere in prayer after returning to abandoning it, especially with the feeling of laziness and procrastination, and the sense of unresponsiveness to the supplication for guidance?
Is it permissible for a traveler, if he prays behind an Imam who is completing the prayer, to shorten his prayer by praying two rak'ahs with him, then saluting and leaving?
How does someone who missed part of the prayer make up for the missed rak'ahs after the Imam has said the taslim, and are the two rak'ahs for the person who missed part of the prayer performed with two tashahhuds or with one tashahhud?
Is it permissible to sleep before prayer if one is overcome by sleep, and then pray after waking up? And what is the ruling if food is presented at the time of prayer? And how is the Maghrib prayer made up for someone who remembers it at the time of the ‘Isha’ call to prayer?
Is it permissible to make up the post-Dhuhr regular sunnah prayers after the Asr prayer upon returning home, and how should one deal with the pre-Dhuhr regular sunnah prayers, knowing that the Dhuhr prayer time at the university is fixed between classes?
How does a husband make up his prayers after he has stayed seven days asleep in the hospital by order of the doctors?
Is it permissible to spend hours on the internet in permissible activities for someone who has to make up prayers that were not performed correctly, and does the permissible become forbidden if it distracts from an obligation?
Is it permissible for someone who missed the Isha’ prayer to pray Witr with the Imam who intended three rakahs without a separate shaf?
Is it obligatory for one who joins the prayer late (masbuq) to perform the two prostrations of forgetfulness (sujud al-sahw) due to his delay from the imam, even if the imam did not make a mistake?
What is the ruling concerning prayers performed by a person, ablution (wudu') he performed, and ritual bathing (ghusl) he undertook, based on a misunderstanding for many years due to personal ijtihad (independent reasoning) and inaccurate reading of religious sources, and what must he do to correct this, and will his past deeds be accepted if he repents and makes up what he missed?
Is it obligatory to recite a surah after Al-Fatiha in prayer according to the Hanafis, and if the worshiper forgets it and bows, should he go back to recite it or perform the prostration of forgetfulness (sujud al-sahw)?
What does the Sharia say about past missed obligatory prayers, and must they be made up?
Is it obligatory to make up for all accumulated prayers, and what should a girl do about prayers she does not remember?
What is the ruling on designating a room for prayer for all religions at the university?
Are the hadiths and narrations mentioned in the article concerning the "Black Stone" authentic or fabricated?
Is it obligatory to awaken an elderly father who suffers from memory and mobility issues to perform Salah (prayer), or should he be left until he wakes up and then be informed of the missed prayers? And do the children sin if they leave him sleeping?
Is it permissible to fast 30 days to make up for Ramadan, in the event of not remembering the number of days that must be made up due to menstrual irregularities?
What should a man do who shortened the Maghrib prayer during his travels out of ignorance, and now knows that this is impermissible? Should he only repeat the Maghrib prayers, when he does not know how many journeys he has undertaken?
Should a woman, whose menstruation has ceased for years, and who then noticed a black fluid in the vagina that did not exit, followed by a little red blood and black fluid upon dabbing with a cloth, abstain from prayer, or should she perform ghusl and make up the prayers missed in the past two days?
What is the ruling on using loudspeakers before the two Eid prayers to call the worshippers and clarify that it is an obligatory prayer with six takbeers?
Is it obligatory to make up the missed prayers that were not performed at the end of the menstrual period, due to not knowing at the time the obligation of the last prayer or combining two prayers?
Is the ignorant wife excused if her husband had intercourse with her during the daytime in Ramadan, and she did not know about the obligation of expiation? And is expiation obligatory upon her alone, or upon both spouses, and how are the days and expiation to be made up for her?
What should a traveler do if they missed the Dhuhr, Asr, and Maghrib prayers while traveling and were unable to perform them on time, then arrived home at the time of Isha, and can they combine and shorten the Maghrib and Isha prayers, and do they make up the Dhuhr and Asr prayers shortened?
Is it obligatory to make up the missed prayers after it became clear that the blood that lasted for ten days was due to pregnancy and not menstruation?