Qaza Namaz refers to the obligatory (Fard) prayers that a Muslim missed during their prescribed times and must make up later.

How do I calculate missed prayers for years?

Estimate the date of puberty when prayers became obligatory, and subtract the days you actually prayed. Multiply the remaining days by 5 or 6 (including Witr for Hanafis) to get your total Qaza.

Do women make up Qaza Namaz for periods (Menstruation)?

No. Women are exempt from Salah during menstruation and do not make up (Qaza) these missed prayers.

Do I have to pray Qaza if I delayed Ghusl Janabah?

Yes. Intentionally delaying Ghusl to the point of missing a prayer window is a sin, and you must make up the missed prayer as Qaza immediately after performing Ghusl.

Can I pray Qaza at any time of the day?

You can pray Qaza at any time except during the three prohibited times: exactly at sunrise, when the sun is at its absolute zenith (Zawal), and exactly at sunset.

Do I have to pray the Sunnah and Nafl of missed prayers?

No, Qaza is only required for the obligatory (Fard) rak'ahs and the Witr prayer (according to the Hanafi school).

What if I don't know the exact number of missed prayers?

You must make a safe, conservative estimate and pray Qaza until you are certain in your heart that you have fulfilled the obligation.

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Helps determine exact rules for missed prayers.

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Age of Puberty (Buloogh)

Obligatory prayers begin in the year: 2004

What is Buloogh?

Buloogh (puberty) is when prayers become obligatory (Farz). For boys it is typically between 12-15 years, and for girls between 9-15 years. If unsure, Hanafi scholars use 15 as the default maximum age.

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Why Calculate Qaza Prayers?

It is obligatory upon every adult Muslim to perform the five daily prayers. If prayers are missed, whether intentionally or out of forgetfulness, they must be made up (Qaza). This tool helps you estimate the total number of missed prayers since puberty and provides a daily tracker to help you fulfill them consistently.

How Does This Calculator Work?

Our calculator uses a precise deduction method:

It starts calculating from your specific age of Buloogh (puberty).
It deducts any full years where you prayed consistently.
It accounts for prayers made during Ramadan.
For women, it automatically subtracts the days of menstruation (Haidh) and postpartum bleeding (Nifas) as these are exempted by Shariah.
It applies your estimated performance percentage to the remaining accountable days.
It respects your chosen Madhhab (e.g., automatically excluding Witr for non-Hanafi users).

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