Ruling on Making Up the Regular Voluntary Prayers

Question:
The questioner asks Your Eminence: Is it obligatory for us to make up the missed regular voluntary prayers? This is because circumstances may arise for a Muslim, preventing him from praying the regular voluntary prayer before or after the obligatory prayer. May Allah reward you with good.

Answer:
It is not recommended to make up the regular voluntary prayers if they are missed; their time has passed, their time has passed, they are missed, except for the Fajr prayer, whose sunnah is made up if it is missed before Fajr. The sunnah is to pray it after Fajr, or after the sun rises, because the Messenger of Allah (peace and blessings be upon him) guided to that and did that, when he slept through the Fajr prayer until the sun rose; he prayed Fajr with its sunnah.
As for the sunnah of the Zuhr prayer, if it is missed and one does not notice until the time has passed, it is a sunnah whose place has passed. However, if the first regular voluntary prayer before Zuhr is missed, he prays it after Zuhr, and praise be to Allah. Likewise, the sunnah of the Isha' prayer, if one forgets it until Fajr breaks, it is dropped. Similarly, the sunnah of the Maghrib prayer, if one forgets it and is occupied with it until the twilight disappears, it is dropped...