Reciting aloud in the Fajr prayer for one who wakes up late

Question:
This listener to the program, Sa'd 'Abd al-Wahhab from Khamis Mushayt, says: When a person sleeps through the Fajr prayer, and then wakes up, does he recite aloud in his prayer, or is the prayer silent? And does he pray the rawatib before or after that? Please give us a ruling on this question.

Answer:
Yes, if he wakes up, even after the sun has risen, he prays the rawatib, then prays the obligatory prayer, and recites aloud just as if he were performing it in its proper time. This is because the Prophet (peace and blessings be upon him) slept through the Fajr prayer with the Companions on some of his journeys, and they did not wake up until the sun had risen. When they woke up, he ordered the adhan to be called, so the mu'adhdhin called it, and he prayed the rawatib, then called the iqamah, and prayed the obligatory prayer, reciting aloud in it just as he did in its proper time. This is the sunnah: if one sleeps through it and wakes up after the sun has risen, he performs wudu', prays the rawatib, prays the obligatory prayer, and recites aloud in it just as if he were performing it in its proper time, following the example of the Prophet (peace and blessings be upon him).

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