Missed and Made Up Prayers
1,857 questions
Is a person considered an apostate (kafir), in a way that expels him from the fold of Islam, due to neglecting prayer for seven months? And what must he do to renew his faith? And what is the Sharia ruling on intermittent urinary incontinence, and how can it be dealt with?
Is she sinful for not making up the Dhuhr and Asr prayers after her purification from menstruation before sunset due to her ignorance of that, and is it obligatory for her to make up those missed prayers since her conversion to Islam, or is repentance sufficient, or is there an expiation?
Is expiation or making up for the fast required of someone who masturbated during Ramadan out of ignorance that it breaks the fast and that ghusl is not required, along with her not knowing that inserting a finger is the masturbation she reads about? And is she required to make up the prayers in which she did not focus on washing behind her ears?
Is a father obligated to make up missed prayers after recovering from an accident he suffered?
Is it obligatory to repeat a word in prayer if the pronunciation of the letter Sīn (س) or Ṣād (ص) is somewhere in between, given the proximity of their points of articulation?
What should one do if they enter the mosque and Maghrib prayer has begun, but they have not yet prayed Asr? Should they pray Asr after Maghrib, or Maghrib first, or Asr then Maghrib, or join the Imam in Maghrib and complete a fourth unit with the intention of Asr?
What is the ruling on making up missed prayers and paying Zakat for past years, and is it possible to start anew with repentance, taking into consideration that the questioner is thirty-one years old and feels hardship?
What is the ruling on one who vows not to sleep before the Asr prayer so as not to miss congregational prayer, then sleeps, and is he required to fulfill this vow, and what is the ruling on the days he missed congregational prayer?
Is it considered a severance of kinship ties to distance oneself from an abusive sister-in-law who causes problems and insists on being present when visiting the husband's family, especially with attempts to limit encounters with her to the bare minimum and in the presence of the mother, while the husband's family demands a strengthening of the relationship between their daughter and her paternal aunt?
Is it permissible to shorten prayers (qasr) during a 20-day trip for tourism, by analogy with the Companions—may Allah be pleased with them—who traveled for pleasure for six months? And must one make up for the missed days in this case?
Is it recommended to perform ablution for every prayer, as a supererogatory act?
Will the martyr in the cause of Allah be held accountable for the prayers he missed, whether he prayed sometimes and missed sometimes, or whether he never prayed at all before his repentance and jihad?
Is it permissible to send a message that includes an oath by Allah, commanding its forwarding to others, and a request for prayers for the sender's husband, while reminding the recipient that it is "a trust upon my neck until the Day of Judgment"?
Is it permissible for a traveler who always combines prayers to break their fast in Ramadan?
What is the ruling on someone who enters into a state of ihram for Umrah or Hajj while having many missed prayers, and then enters the Sacred Mosque and performs the circumambulation without first making up the missed prayers, and then makes them up after performing the rituals? Is his ritual valid despite delaying the making up of missed prayers, even though he knows it is obligatory to prioritize them based on what was transmitted from Al-Nawawi?
Is the blood that appeared after intercourse considered menstrual blood, and do I have to make up the Dhuhr and Asr prayers from the eighth day, given that purity was achieved on that day?
What is the ruling on holding two congregational prayers for a single prayer in one mosque unintentionally?
Must one repeat the Dhuhr and Asr prayers – shortened or full – for having wiped over a splint, then discovering it was possible to wash the affected area?
What is the ruling on my action; am I considered negligent and is repentance sufficient for me, or must I make up for what I missed, knowing that I spent three months not praying due to menstrual irregularities and continuous brown discharge throughout this period, and due to being afflicted with sorcery that affects menstruation, worship, and behavior?
How are missed prayers to be made up?
Is my mother required to make up the missed prayers that she left for 14 days due to a psychological illness that caused her confusion in prostration and bowing and sleep during prayer, knowing that she is now in good health?
Is the husband obligated to compensate one of his wives for the nights he spent with another, in the event that the first wife is ill and hospitalized, or the other wife goes to visit her family?
What is incumbent upon one who regains consciousness after twenty-two days of a coma that befell him in Ramadan?
Is it permissible to intentionally or unintentionally delay the Sunnah prayers past their prescribed time, such as praying the Sunnah of Maghrib after Isha? And is it permissible to intend to pray Duha twelve rakahs along with the Sunnah prayers of the obligatory prayers, or to intend to pray Duha and Tarawih together?