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the 'Asr prayer before sunset [and three after sunset], has done the
[Asr] prayer."25’
When making up for missed prayers, only the obligatory prayer
is offered, except in the case of the Dawn prayer. When making up
for the Dawn prayer, the sunnah prayer is offered first, then the
obligatory prayer. Anyone who gets up late for the Dawn prayer
should offer it even though the sun is rising. Missed prayers should
not be offered before a prayer that is presently due unless sufficient
time is available for the completion of both. For example, if one
has missed the Noon prayer and only enough time remains to offer
four rak'ahs before the sun sets, the Noon prayer should not be of-
fered with the Afternoon prayer. It should instead be offered
before saying the Evening (Maghrib) prayer.
If more than one prayer has been missed, they may all be offered
one after the other. In the case of missed prayers there is no need
for Adhan, because the Adhan is to be said only at the time of the
prayer presently due. When offering the prayers someone should
say the Iqamah before each one to make certain that they are
[Asr] prayer."25’
When making up for missed prayers, only the obligatory prayer
is offered, except in the case of the Dawn prayer. When making up
for the Dawn prayer, the sunnah prayer is offered first, then the
obligatory prayer. Anyone who gets up late for the Dawn prayer
should offer it even though the sun is rising. Missed prayers should
not be offered before a prayer that is presently due unless sufficient
time is available for the completion of both. For example, if one
has missed the Noon prayer and only enough time remains to offer
four rak'ahs before the sun sets, the Noon prayer should not be of-
fered with the Afternoon prayer. It should instead be offered
before saying the Evening (Maghrib) prayer.
If more than one prayer has been missed, they may all be offered
one after the other. In the case of missed prayers there is no need
for Adhan, because the Adhan is to be said only at the time of the
prayer presently due. When offering the prayers someone should
say the Iqamah before each one to make certain that they are