Missing Salah For A Long Time Due To Illness
Thank you Sir. Bdw, why should a person repent in such a case? I mean, he didn’t choose to be unconscious.
I tried a lot but failed to understand what you said😕. You said that having an attitude of not being remorseful for unconsciousness means showing arrogance. But you said again that if someone is unable to perform the prayers on time, they can say that they will not apologize because it was not their fault. So if someone goes into a coma after being hit by a car, isn’t that a Incapacity? Maybe you misunderstood the word “unconscious” and by “unconscious” you meant the unconscious Muslim. So I’m asking about the unconsciousness caused by the coma or the operation. So after each of your responses, I concluded that, in this kind of case, it is up to the individual to decide what to do. There is no legal reason for this. It is up to the individual to decide what he/she will do. One can ask for forgiveness ,or complete the missed prayers if possible through counting ,or perform nafl prayers with fardh intent if the days are too many . I think in this case it is the person who will decide what to do, not anyone else cause there is no explicit ruling . Overall If I ever went into a coma , after recovering , I would also prefer both strategies , but I asked this question so that I could answer every question that my brains asks me.