Good , there is short cut for everything.😃😃😃

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@@adnanrashtogi4553Not a shortcut or an excuse to sin/miss prayers though . Allah knows what is in our hearts

@@safinhh8312 Whoever calls the Adhan for 12 years, Jannah will become mandatory for him. (Sunan Ibn Majah) Whoever prays the two cool prayers (Asr and Fajr) will go to Paradise. (Sahih al-Bukhari) Allah will prepare for him who goes to the mosque (every) morning and in the afternoon (for the congregational prayer) an honorable place in Paradise with good hospitality for (what he has done) every morning and afternoon goings. (Sahih al-Bukhari) Any one performs the ablution perfectly and then offers 2 rak’ahs of prayers concentrating on them with his heart and face, paradise will necessarily fall to his lot. (Sunan Abu Dawud) Whoever prays 12 Rak’ah in the day and night, a house in Jannah will be built for him. (Sunan an-Nasa’i) 2 before Fajr 4 before Zohar & 2 after Zohar 2 after Magrib 2 after Isha Whoever takes a path in search of knowledge, Allah will make easy for him the path to Jannah. (Jami` at-Tirmidhi) I saw a man going about in Jannah (and enjoying himself) as a reward for cutting from the middle of the road, a tree which was causing inconvenience to the Muslims. (Muslim)

@@safinhh8312 so was MühamMãd wrong in prescribing the short cuts ?? Allah will prepare for him who goes to the mosque (every) morning and in the afternoon (for the congregational prayer) an honorable place in Paradise with good hospitality for (what he has done) every morning and afternoon goings. (Sahih al-Bukhari) Any one performs the ablution perfectly and then offers 2 rak’ahs of prayers concentrating on them with his heart and face, paradise will necessarily fall to his lot. (Sunan Abu Dawud) Whoever prays 12 Rak’ah in the day and night, a house in Jannah will be built for him. (Sunan an-Nasa’i) 2 before Fajr 4 before Zohar & 2 after Zohar 2 after Magrib 2 after Isha Whoever takes a path in search of knowledge, Allah will make easy for him the path to Jannah. (Jami` at-Tirmidhi) I saw a man going about in Jannah (and enjoying himself) as a reward for cutting from the middle of the road, a tree which was causing inconvenience to the Muslims. (Muslim)

Sunan an-Nasa'i 466 It was narrated from Abu Hurairah that the Prophet (ﷺ) said: "The first thing for which a person will be brought to account on the Day of Resurrection will be his Salah. If it is found to be complete then it will be recorded as complete, and if anything is lacking He will say: 'Look and see if you can find any voluntary prayers with which to complete what he neglected of his obligatory prayers.' Then the rest of his deeds will be reckoned in like manner." Grade: Sahih (Darussalam) There is still hope brother.

same for me but i'm trying to make up. each time after salah, i pray another salah (qada) . sometimes after fajr i pray 2-3 more. sometimes if too much i just take a break from qada salah for 1-2 days. i used to count but i lost count, so for now i just do it and try to be consistent. also try to do sunnah prayer, like tahajud. sometime i just wake up and just do 2 rakaat but try to keep consistent. my motivation is when i stand in front of Allah swt, i want to tell Him i tried and hope that He have mercy on me and forgive me. its not easy sometimes but i used to exercise before like do 100 push up, burpees, etc. salah is much2 lighter so i think no excuse for me. but for others maybe different. as the opinion differs its up to the individual i guess.

@@zainielias6342 But there is no such hadith mention about making up your salah. But only for two situations. You forgot or you overslept.

Personally found his advice useful: become regular in current prayers, then add one prayer to each to make up previously missed prayers. This habit can be maintained for however long those prayers were missed and however manageable. Prayers are a contract between us and Allah. It's what separates us as Muslims. In whatever capacity we can, trying and striving for His sake with sincerity will be rewarded He knows we're trying our best and He will record our efforts Voluntary prayers don't make up for obligatory prayers, but they fill in the gaps and perfect the prayer The general rule I know is to pray them whenever they're remembered, especially if they're missed due to sleep or forgetfulness

@@maryamalkhairy2547 According to the Quran and Hadiths, where does it say that if one deliberately miss a prayer out of laziness, they can make it up at any other times than the fixed times?

Where did you get that from, with respect? Any Hadis or quote?

this doesn't make up the missed prayers, it just counts as extra good deeds