Missing Salah For A Long Time Due To Illness
I did not get. Is it obligatory for a person to pray even during illness?
I still haven’t got my answer😕. Maybe my question formulation was wrong. 1)Suppose, a person is unconscious for 1 day because he had an operation, or someone is in a coma, what should he do after he recovers? The response given by you raises two more questions:- 2) Undue difficulty ” is subjective to an individual, right? In times of difficulty, First of all, a person should find a way to combine prayers and pray appropriately. If the situation requires more ease, he can combine and shorten his prayer simultaneously. If the situation requires more ease than the previous one, he can pray while sitting, laying, and can also combine and shorten his prayer simultaenously If the sutuation asks more. If none of the choices can be made then he has the last option of praying as soon as he gets out of that undue difficulty. I think it should be put in last option or maybe I am wrong. So yes I tried to make it in a sequence. Is the sequence correct, or is there no need for this sequence? 3) If a person is not accustomed to prayers, can he do only repentance in the beginning and offer only fardh prayer?. I mean if a person realizes later in his life that he should pray, can he start with the fardh ?. I think the criteria is to pray the fardh prayer only, right?. If one repents that he will never leave his fard prayer from today onwards , then he can hope that allah will forgive him , right? Yes, with the passage of time when he becomes accustomed to the prayer, he can offer Nafal prayer and can also offer Nafal prayer with the intention of fardh. I think it is up to the human to decide when and what he is capable of.