Islamic Practice and Missed Prayers (Qada)
📌 The core topic discussed is the permissibility of making up (qada) optional/Sunnah prayers, contrasting it with the established ruling for obligatory (Fard) prayers.
👤 A narration from Umi Salamah indicated the Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) performed two rak'ahs after Asr that he had missed after Zuhr due to being occupied greeting delegates from Abdul Qais.
📜 Narrations from Aisyah suggest the Prophet (PBUH) never missed the two rak'ahs after Zuhr until his death, and when unwell, he performed many voluntary prayers sitting down (qā'idan), specifically mentioning the two rak'ahs after Asr.
🏡 The Prophet performed the two rak'ahs after Asr at home, out of concern that performing them in the mosque might burden his Ummah (community).

Restrictions on Prayer Times and Exceptions
🛑 There are generally prohibited times for voluntary prayers, such as after Fajr until sunrise and after Asr until sunset, primarily to avoid resembling sun worshippers.
✅ Exceptions to these prohibitions exist based on intention (niyyah); for instance, performing Tahiyyatul Masjid (greeting the mosque) immediately upon entering, even after Fajr or Asr, is permissible.
🔄 If obligatory prayers are missed due to forgetfulness (e.g., sleeping through a time), they should be made up (qada). A Tabi'in scholar, Ibrahim, stated one only needs to make up the forgotten prayer, not those missed 20 years prior, unless the missed prayer occurred before Hijrah.

Prioritization in Acts of Worship and Ethics
🌟 The incident of missing the post-Zuhr Sunnah prayer shows that in performing acts of obedience (ketaatan), there is a scale of priority.
🤝 The Prophet prioritized welcoming guests and upholding dawah (preaching/inviting) over the immediate performance of the optional two rak'ahs after Zuhr, which he made up later.
❤️ This highlights the Prophet's excellent character in being considerate and protecting the feelings of his companions/guests.

Specific Qada and Sunnah Rulings Addressed
🌙 Voluntary night prayers (Tahajjud) missed during the night may be made up during the day (e.g., between Fajr and Zuhr), resulting in 12 rak'ahs if the night prayer included Witr.
🕌 Regarding women's prayer locations, while the best place is home, attending the mosque for Tarawih, especially in Ramadan, is encouraged, provided safety and modesty are maintained.
⏳ When performing Jam' Taqdim (combining Zuhr and Asr by performing both at Zuhr time), the Sunnah prayer that follows Zuhr (Ba'diyyah Zuhr) should be performed after the Asr prayer is completed.

Key Points & Insights
➡️ Voluntary Sunnah prayers, like the two rak'ahs after Asr, can be made up (qada) if missed due to a valid, overriding reason (like welcoming guests for dawah).
➡️ Acts of obedience must be prioritized based on context; the Prophet demonstrated prioritizing dawah/hospitality over optional prayers.
➡️ Sunnah prayers like Rawatib should ideally be performed after Taraweeh, serving to perfect any shortcomings in the congregational prayer due to varied congregation conditions.

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