If one misses the Sunnah of Fajr, is it permissible for him to make it up after the sun has risen?
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The questioner : A person did not pray the Sunnah of Fajr and wants to pray it after the sun has risen?
The Shaykh: He has that right.
The questioner : He may do so, but if he slept, for example, for two or three hours, may he do so?
The Shaykh : Yes, if he did not intentionally delay it, but was compelled to do so, like one who, for example, enters the mosque and finds the prayer already in progress. In this case, it is not permissible for him to be occupied with the voluntary prayer at the expense of the obligatory one; he should focus on the imam. Then, after the imam concludes the prayer with the taslim, he may perform the Sunnah after the obligatory prayer if he wishes, or he may postpone it until after the sun has risen and ascended, when the time of dislike has passed.
The Shaykh: He has that right.
The questioner : He may do so, but if he slept, for example, for two or three hours, may he do so?
The Shaykh : Yes, if he did not intentionally delay it, but was compelled to do so, like one who, for example, enters the mosque and finds the prayer already in progress. In this case, it is not permissible for him to be occupied with the voluntary prayer at the expense of the obligatory one; he should focus on the imam. Then, after the imam concludes the prayer with the taslim, he may perform the Sunnah after the obligatory prayer if he wishes, or he may postpone it until after the sun has risen and ascended, when the time of dislike has passed.
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