In this video, we address the critical issue of missing obligatory prayers intentionally without a valid Islamic excuse. Two of the most authoritative Islamic institutions, Al-Azhar University and Egypt's Dar Al-Ifta, provide their guidance and rulings on the matter.
The question posed is: "What is the ruling for missing obligatory prayers for a period without a valid excuse? Is it obligatory to make up the missed obligatory prayers when one realizes that one has committed a sin by willfully neglecting them?"
Al-Azhar, the prestigious center of Sunni Islamic learning, and Dar Al-Ifta, Egypt's primary institution for issuing religious edicts (fatwas), offer their scholarly perspectives on this grave matter. They delve into the importance of establishing prayers (Salah) in Islam, the consequences of intentionally abandoning this crucial pillar, and the ruling regarding making up missed prayers (Qada Al-Fawait).
You'll gain a comprehensive understanding of the Islamic stance on this issue, drawing from the Quran, the Sunnah of Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him), and the rich tradition of Islamic jurisprudence. Additionally, they provide practical guidance on repentance, seeking forgiveness, and rectifying one's relationship with Allah through the performance of missed prayers.
Whether you seek to deepen your knowledge or are seeking a way to make amends for past negligence, this video offers invaluable insights from two of the most respected Islamic authorities in the Muslim world.
.Missed Prayers, Qada Al-Fawait, Neglecting Salah, Abandoning Prayers, Obligatory Prayers, Islamic Rulings, Al-Azhar, Dar Al-Ifta, Repentance, Seeking Forgiveness, Islamic Guidance

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