If one sleeps at the beginning of the time, knowing that the sun will set and he will miss the 'Asr prayer, is it considered that he left it intentionally?
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The questioner : ... If one sleeps at the beginning of the time, knowing that the sun will set and he will miss the 'Asr prayer, is it considered that he left it intentionally?
The Shaykh : If one leaves it intentionally from the beginning of its time to the end of it without a valid legal excuse, then even if he prays it a thousand times, it will not be accepted from him...
As for the person who sleeps hoping that he will wake up, if it happens that he continues to sleep, there is no sin on him; he prays it when he wakes up.
The questioner : Who is the one who is convinced in his mind?
The Shaykh : If one is convinced in his mind, he should, if possible, combine it with the Zuhr prayer, as that is better.
The questioner : ...
The Shaykh : I do not think it applies, because he did not do it intentionally.
The Shaykh : If one leaves it intentionally from the beginning of its time to the end of it without a valid legal excuse, then even if he prays it a thousand times, it will not be accepted from him...
As for the person who sleeps hoping that he will wake up, if it happens that he continues to sleep, there is no sin on him; he prays it when he wakes up.
The questioner : Who is the one who is convinced in his mind?
The Shaykh : If one is convinced in his mind, he should, if possible, combine it with the Zuhr prayer, as that is better.
The questioner : ...
The Shaykh : I do not think it applies, because he did not do it intentionally.