Create new account Log in. English en. How can he make up for missed prayers? Publication : Praise be to Allah. Firstly: Allaah has allocated specific times for acts of worship for reasons that are known to Him. If a person misses the prayer, one of two scenarios must apply: 1 — He missed it for a reason, such as falling asleep or forgetting it. Ibn Hazm said: As for the one who deliberately omits to pray until the time for the prayer ends, he can never make it up, so he should do a lot of good deeds and offer a lot of voluntary prayers, so that his balance of good deeds will weigh heavily on the Day of Resurrection, and he should repent and ask Allaah for forgiveness.
Note: Shaykh al-Islam Ibn Taymiyah said: The scholars who say that he should make up the prayer do not say that by making it up he is absolved of sin, rather they say that by making it up his burden of sin is reduced, but the sin of missing and delaying the prayer beyond its prescribed time is like any other sin, it needs either repentance or good deeds that will erase it or other things that will waive the punishment.
Add a comment. Type of comment Comment on academic content Comment on spelling Request translation of the answer Request clarification of the answer. Questions cannot be asked through this form. Password Password should contain small, capital letter and at least 8 characters long. Allah is teaching us that the remembrance of Allah will be better for them than their children or any worldly possession. So do not let your love for your children lead to negligence.
For if you do, you will have lost. Narrated by Imam Muslim in his Sahih hadith, the difference between a man and shirk idolatry and Kufr unbelief is abandoning the prayer. Sheikh Abdul Aziz Ibn Baz and Sheikh abdul qadir jilani had a similar stance and believed that anybody who is accountable and dies when he is not praying, is a disbeliever; he should not be washed, the funeral prayer should not be offered for him and he should not be buried in the Muslim cemetery. There are two views regarding the prayers which have been missed.
The first being they should be made up and the second being they can not be made up, offering afterwards will not be valid. This is on a day to day basis, if you miss Fajr and Zuhr these must be prayed before offering the regular Asr prayer. If you have missed consecutive days, months or even years of salat then they do not have to be offered in order. When you do the math and spread out the missed salah over time it does not seem impossible.
But if try to think of offering all prayers in a day or even a week it will be overwhelming and discourage many from even trying. In three years and three months, you can repay the past decade. There are only two times where the Prophet forbade praying salah : [4] 1.
When the sun is rising 2. When the Sun is setting. It is recommended to make up for missed prayers but not an obligation as the other schools see it. Allah has specified the beginning and end for each fardh prayer. Ibn Hazm and others who agreed with him believe that if prayer is missed without valid excuse it will not be accepted because Allah directly stated,.
Ibn Hazm argued because of this a missed prayer can never be made up. If this is the case, he should repent and ask for the Mercy of his Lord and increase his good deeds and voluntary prayers as to make the scale tip in his favor on the day of judgement. The scholars who say that he should make up the prayer do not say that by making it up he is absolved of sin, rather they say that by making it up his burden of sin is reduced, but the sin of missing and delaying the prayer beyond its prescribed time is like any other sin, it needs either repentance or good deeds that will erase it or other things that will waive the punishment.
End quote. If you find yourself struggling to make Salah or seem to be lacking motivation the solution may be in learning and crafting a new perspective about it.
We all want to be successful in this life and the hereafter and this comes down to one-word… discipline. The person who has discipline is strong, and lucky for you and me discipline is something we can work on and improve. Contrarily, you may believe that the person with a pound deadlift is strong. No… the person who can lift his prayer mat at the time of Fajr has true strength.
This is how we get better; we do not neglect the smallest of discipline. Every let down will affect the rest. If you truly try to please Allah but still find yourself falling short this can be discouraging. Select basic ads. Create a personalised ads profile. Select personalised ads. Apply market research to generate audience insights. Measure content performance. Develop and improve products. List of Partners vendors. Share Flipboard Email. Islam Expert. Huda is an educator, school administrator, and author who has more than two decades of experience researching and writing about Islam online.
Updated April 17, Cite this Article Format. It only takes a minute to sign up. Connect and share knowledge within a single location that is structured and easy to search. In my childhood, I heard stories like if a person misses a prayer, he is punished so and so years in hell fire.
In the modern Islam, I do not hear of these. What is the exact punishment of missing a single prayer? Is there any truth of punishiment of so and so years for missing a prayer? If you missed a Salat, for a reason, like you slept through it, or you forgot it, or something.
Then you can make it up. The Prophet peace and blessings be upon him said :. That which differentiates us from the disbelievers and hypocrites is our performance of Salat. He who abandons it, becomes a disbeliever. As for missing one, I am not aware of any punishment, and again there has to be a good excuse, if it was missed on purpose but you still make it up or make the other salat you are not abandoning the salat altogether, and when you abandon it altogether that is when you become a kafir, and Allah knows best.
As for the evidence to support the punishment mentioned in your question, I do not know any authentic Hadith that supports it, but such a hadith may or may not exist. If you are told this then I suggest you ask for the proof, and it's authenticity. For more information you may listing to this discussion of two scholars.
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