consequences of missing prayers!!!

Assalamalecum WA rehmatullahi WA barakhatahu.we all know offering salaah is the second pillar of Islam,in fact the worst sin next to shirk is not offering salaah,prophet Muhammad S.A.W(pbuh) said that the thing that differs momeen from Kafir is salaah.but prophet also said the punishments of missing prayers,they are-in this life-1)Allah will take away the blessings from him.2)the culprit will be detested by the creatures on earth.3)he will b not included in prayers of good people.4)his good deeds will be of no use(no sawaab)5)his prayers will not be accepted.b)while dying-1)he will die unpleasant death.2)he will die with hunger.3)he will die thirsty.inside grave-Allah will tight the grave so much that his ribs would come out.2)Allah will sent fire with ember on his grave.3)Allah will put a snake on the grave that will sting him from morning till afternoon for missing fajr,from afternoon till asr and so on.c)on the day of judgement 1)Allah will cause him to go to hell with his face dragging on.2)Allah will frown on him in such a way that his flesh will burn.3)Allah will judge him strictly and will order him to b thrown to hell.Allah clearly mentions in Surah Al Isra ch 17 v 78 and Surah Al Tahaa ch 20 v 130-we should offer five time prayers in a day.

Assalamualaikum Imaan.

You may want to make a comprehensive estimate of how many days of qadha you have to make-up. Then start doing them in your free time. Keep a diary to record how many you finished.
you will have to make the intention of qadha at the beginning of the prayer.

Note that it is praiseworthy to offer all of the missed prayers, however if your sum total s quite large, then begin only with the obligatory of each of the 5 prayers [and the witr if you are a hanafi]

Ramadan is approaching soon - every good deed has 70x the reward it would earn you in other times. Perhaps it would be very good if you start doing your qadha around this time of the year.

abuayisha wrote: Prayers that were missed unintentionally, you make once you remember. Those prayers missed intentionally require seeking forgiveness from Allah, and a firm commitment not to intentionally miss them in the future.

What do people do at latitudes where fajr time ends around 4:00 am in summer? Especially when isha does not enter any sooner than 9:00 or 9:30 pm
This is a sincere question, so please give practical and fool proof tips.

jazak allahu khair.

I dont really understand 'permissibility of missing fair'
would you please explain.

Maghrib is around 7:00 pm and sunrise around 4:00 am.


Edited by Nausheen - 05 July 2013 at 5:26am