Qaza Namaz Calculator

A free calculator for qaza — missed obligatory prayers. Enter the period (in years or by dates), your madhhab and gender, and the tool works out the total number of missed prayers and a breakdown for each one: Fajr, Dhuhr, Asr, Maghrib, Isha, and Witr in the Hanafi school. Then mark prayers as made up in the tracker; your progress is saved in the browser between sessions.

How to use it

5 steps

Enter the period

Type the number of years without prayer, or pick the dates of maturity and the start of regular prayer.

Choose madhhab and gender

The Hanafi school adds Witr; for women, enter the average number of menstruation days per month.

How many are missed, and which prayer

The tool shows the total number of missed prayers and a breakdown for each prayer.

Start making up

Press "Start making up" to carry the result into the tracker.

Mark prayers

Mark prayers as made up with the buttons — your progress is saved in the browser.

Work out your missed prayers and track making them up day by day

How many prayers have you missed

How many years you did not pray

The period from maturity to when you began praying regularly, in years.

Date of maturity (bulugh)

When prayer became obligatory for you (usually at puberty).

Start of regular prayer

The day from which you began praying consistently.

Madhhab

In the Hanafi school Witr is wajib, so it is made up separately.

Gender

For women, days of menstruation are excluded — prayer is not made up for those days.

Menstruation days per month

Average cycle length — it will be subtracted from the period.

Exclude days

Days you do not need to make up (for example, prayers already performed).

Total missed prayers

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Make-up tracker

First calculate how many prayers you have missed and press "Start making up" — a tracker will appear here where you can mark prayers as made up.

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This is an approximate estimate that depends on your madhhab and personal circumstances. For questions about making up missed prayers, consult a knowledgeable imam or scholar.

Features

Calculate by number of years or by exact dates (maturity → start of prayer)

Enter a whole number of years, or pick the date of bulugh and the day you began praying regularly.

Breakdown for each prayer: Fajr, Dhuhr, Asr, Maghrib, Isha and Witr (Hanafi)

The five obligatory prayers are itemised, with Witr added separately for the Hanafi school.

Accounts for your madhhab and, for women, days of menstruation

Average monthly menstruation days are subtracted from the period since prayer is not made up for them.

Make-up tracker: mark prayers and watch your progress as a percentage

Tap to log a full made-up day across all prayers and see the completed share of your total.

Progress is saved in the browser between sessions; works offline

Your count and logged make-ups persist in localStorage and the page keeps working without a connection.

How is the number of missed prayers worked out?

The number of days in the period is multiplied by the five obligatory daily prayers (with Witr added in the Hanafi school). Days of menstruation for women and any days you exclude are subtracted from the period.

Why is Witr counted separately?

In the Hanafi school Witr is wajib, so it is made up alongside the five obligatory prayers. In other schools Witr is a sunnah and is not counted here.

Is this an exact religious ruling?

It is an approximate estimate for convenience. The rules of making up prayers differ by madhhab and circumstance — for specific questions, consult a knowledgeable imam or scholar.

Can I keep counting in a place with no signal?

Yes. Once the page has loaded, the counter runs entirely in the tab and asks the network for nothing, so a mosque basement, a plane or a village with one bar changes nothing about it. The count itself is written to the browser's own storage on this device, which is what lets you close the tab and come back to the same number tomorrow. Two things do erase it: clearing site data in the browser settings, and a private window, which keeps nothing after it closes. It also stays on this device — a count kept on your phone will not appear on a laptop, so pick one device and keep the record there.

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Who is this tool for?

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Published 15 Jun 2026 Updated 17 Aug 2026 Author: The Supreme