Pearl of Wisdom

'What is the matter with man that he is so given to self-admiration when his origin was but a putrid droplet, and his end is as a filthy corpse, and between these states he is but a vessel for excrement?!'

Imam Ali ibn Abi Talib [as]
Ghurdr al-Hikam, no. 9666

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Question : #546 Category: Salaat / Prayers
Subject: making up missed prayers
Question: Assalam o Alaikum
I want to find out, how can I make up for the prayers I missed when I was younger and did not pray? I want to compensate for them all so that there is no punishment in the grave or on the day of judgement. I always pray now so I have repented. How can I make up for those prayers? Thank you.
Answer: Alaykum Salam.

To make up for missed prayers, one should recite 'Qadha Fajr' or 'Qadha Asr'.

One measure to ensure all missed prayers are recited, you can pray them similar to Nafilah prayers. Such that everyday after each prayer, you make up for the missed.
ie: After Farj, you recite Qadha Fajr and after Dhuhr you recire Qadha Dhuhr.

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