THE LAST ADVICES OF THE HOLY PROPHET (peace be upon him): 8

 HOW TO PRAY QADA-E-UMRI (قضائے عمری)

 

The proper way of performing Qada-e-Umri is to start praying a Qada prayer with every Fard (compulsory) prayer, for example, Fajr with Fajr, Zuhur with Zuhur, and Asr with Asr. The way of praying an individual Qada prayer to make a Niyyah (intention) before praying it that, for example, I am praying the first Fajr Qada Salah that is due towards me, and the same with all other prayers. And then keep doing it every day.

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