Abandoning or Neglecting Salaat

Abandoning or Neglecting Salaat
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Is the Calamity of One Who Doesn’t Pray Greater than that of Iblis?

When is a person regarded as neglecting prayer, and what is the ruling on him?

Should one who does not pray be treated as an apostate?

Fard (obligatory) prayer takes precedence over nafl (supererogatory) prayer, carries more weight, and it is greater in reward

The virtue of one who regularly offers the five daily prayers and does them as enjoined

Ruling on one who offers an udhiyah but does not pray

Her husband’s father does not pray because he denies that it is obligatory; how should she interact with him?

He has repented from not praying or giving zakah; does he have to make them up?

She stopped praying when she was sick, then she died; do her heirs have to do anything?

Response concerning the hadeeth of ‘Ubaadah ibn as-Saamit which appears to suggest that the one who does not pray does not become a disbeliever

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Abandoning or Neglecting Salaat

Is the Calamity of One Who Doesn’t Pray Greater than that of Iblis?

When is a person regarded as neglecting prayer, and what is the ruling on him?

Should one who does not pray be treated as an apostate?

Fard (obligatory) prayer takes precedence over nafl (supererogatory) prayer, carries more weight, and it is greater in reward

The virtue of one who regularly offers the five daily prayers and does them as enjoined

Ruling on one who offers an udhiyah but does not pray

Her husband’s father does not pray because he denies that it is obligatory; how should she interact with him?

He has repented from not praying or giving zakah; does he have to make them up?

She stopped praying when she was sick, then she died; do her heirs have to do anything?

Response concerning the hadeeth of ‘Ubaadah ibn as-Saamit which appears to suggest that the one who does not pray does not become a disbeliever