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Fatwa Explains Missed Prayer Ruling
The Secretary of the Legitimate Fatwa at the Egyptian Dar al-Ifta clarified that it is upon a Muslim to make up the missed prayers he neglected since his youth, emphasizing that prayer is a fundamental obligation that does not fall away from a conscious Muslim. He pointed out that those who remember the number of missed prayers can make them up according to their ability or estimate them accordingly. If a Muslim performs more than necessary, it is considered supererogatory (a voluntary act). He also confirmed that the door of repentance is open, and that whoever repents and makes up the missed prayers, but passes away before completing them, will be forgiven by God's mercy.
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