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**TaxSheemaSter** · 05-20-2011, 04:00 AM

Do not go with the pattern you described with finishing off one and starting the other.

You stopped at 14 and re started at 21. Thats only 7 years. Hence if you continue to pray one missed prayer with every prayer of the day, youl be finishing off your missed prayers when you turn 29.

Is there something wrong with doing it with the pattern i described? Surely it shouldnt make a difference either way?

When i was young i only read quran up until i was 13/14, so no salat. So i have calculated from the day of birth until the day i started praying salat and have a figure on how many days of qada to pray. This is okay right?

05-20-2011, 04:00 AM	#5
TaxSheemaSter Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 483 Senior Member	Do not go with the pattern you described with finishing off one and starting the other. You stopped at 14 and re started at 21. Thats only 7 years. Hence if you continue to pray one missed prayer with every prayer of the day, youl be finishing off your missed prayers when you turn 29. Is there something wrong with doing it with the pattern i described? Surely it shouldnt make a difference either way? When i was young i only read quran up until i was 13/14, so no salat. So i have calculated from the day of birth until the day i started praying salat and have a figure on how many days of qada to pray. This is okay right?
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