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**WepKeyday** · 05-11-2012, 05:54 AM

Salaam. my query is about on a person who misses both intentionally (he acknowledges it as a sin) /unintentionally. that person who missed salah intenianlly/unintentionally said Allah forgives everything. Therefore if he makes qadah, for the recent salah he missed, does it appl to all the salah that he ever missed? or can he be forgivven for that?

also is it true that missing salah is unforgiveable?

Salaamu alaiykum
According to what I was taught, every sin is forgivable, even shirk (unless you die on shirk). However, I did hear of cases of cursed people who I don't know the ruling upon. Best bet is for that person to do tawbah with sincerity (i.e. sincere firmness that he won't commit the sin again) and then change his ways to perform salah (that is until he meet a knowledgable person)
May Allah forgive all the ummah, for we all have sins.

05-11-2012, 05:54 AM	#2
WepKeyday Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 523 Senior Member	Salaam. my query is about on a person who misses both intentionally (he acknowledges it as a sin) /unintentionally. that person who missed salah intenianlly/unintentionally said Allah forgives everything. Therefore if he makes qadah, for the recent salah he missed, does it appl to all the salah that he ever missed? or can he be forgivven for that? also is it true that missing salah is unforgiveable? Salaamu alaiykum According to what I was taught, every sin is forgivable, even shirk (unless you die on shirk). However, I did hear of cases of cursed people who I don't know the ruling upon. Best bet is for that person to do tawbah with sincerity (i.e. sincere firmness that he won't commit the sin again) and then change his ways to perform salah (that is until he meet a knowledgable person) May Allah forgive all the ummah, for we all have sins.
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