Atonement for prayers 2179932843

As long as man's knowledge and intellect is correct, prayer is obligatory on him. And if the intellect and the brain are not right, then prayer is no longer obligatory on him. If he is unable to perform the prayers according to the general rules due to physical illness or old age after the increase of knowledge, that is, if it is not possible to perform the prayers standing even after trying his best, then he should perform the prayers sitting. If that is not possible, he will perform the prayer by lying down and gesturing. And if he does not have the ability to perform the prayer even through gestures and this condition persists for more than a day, then the prayer will be waived for him. Otherwise will not be forgiven. Therefore, if he is able to perform the prayers at least through gestures, even though he is well-conscious, and still does not perform the prayers, then the missed prayers should be made up after he recovers. But if he dies before the expiation and has bequeathed the expiation before the expiation and he also has wealth, then the expiation has to be paid from one third of his wealth. But if he does not leave the goods, or has left the goods, but has not made any will in this regard, then it is not necessary for the heirs to pay the expiation on his behalf. However, the heirs can claim to be on their side. And it is better for them to do so and by it the dead person can be freed from punishment. And the amount of expiation is to calculate six times a day, including the Vitr prayer, and to make the poor miskin the owner of wheat or flour or the market value of two and a quarter hundred rupees for each time. Or a poor person should be fed twice a day instead of every time. 6693386466