Estimate the active days
The tool uses the selected date range or estimated days and then removes the excluded days you enter.
Estimate missed Fajr, Dhuhr, Asr, Maghrib and Isha prayers, record completed Qaza prayers and build a practical daily completion plan.
The Qaza prayer calculator converts a date range or estimated period into a prayer-by-prayer record. It subtracts completed Qaza prayers and creates a projected schedule from your chosen daily target.
The tool uses the selected date range or estimated days and then removes the excluded days you enter.
Only selected prayers are counted. Completed Fajr, Dhuhr, Asr, Maghrib and Isha entries are deducted separately.
Your total balance is divided by the daily target to show estimated planning days and a projected completion date.
Quran 4:103 describes prayer as an obligation appointed for specific times.
Quran 4:103The instruction to establish prayer for Allah’s remembrance appears in Quran 20:14.
Quran 20:14The Prophetic instruction for a prayer missed through sleep or forgetfulness is to offer it when remembered.
Sahih al-Bukhari 597Understand the estimate before turning it into a daily routine.
A Qaza Namaz calculator is an organisational tool for estimating missed obligatory prayers, subtracting prayers already completed and planning a manageable daily make-up target. It does not decide which prayers are legally due.
Choose a known start and end date or enter an estimated number of days. Exclude only days that do not require make-up in your circumstances, then select the daily prayers that should be counted.
Yes. Enter the number already completed for Fajr, Dhuhr, Asr, Maghrib and Isha. The result lists the estimated total, completed amount and remaining balance for each selected prayer.
The calculator divides the total outstanding prayers by your chosen daily target, rounds up to complete days and projects an estimated finish date from the selected plan start date.
No. This version estimates only the five daily obligatory prayers. Witr, Jumuah and other situation-specific questions should be discussed with a qualified scholar according to the school you follow.
Enter a careful estimate rather than pretending the number is exact. The result is a personal planning record; qualified scholarly guidance can help when the period or applicable ruling is uncertain.