Hazrat Yunus bin Ubaid narrates that Hazrat Ibn Sirin remained unconscious for a few days; after regaining consciousness, he did not make up the missed prayers.

Hazrat Jubair narrates that Hazrat Dahhak remained unconscious during the times of some prayers. When he regained consciousness, he was told that he had missed several prayers. He replied that none of his prayers had been missed. And he did not make up those prayers either.

Hasan says that a person who falls unconscious will make up the missed fasts but will not make up the missed prayers, just as a menstruating woman makes up the missed fasts but does not make up the missed prayers.

Hazrat Aamir says that a person who becomes unconscious will not make up the missed prayers. Because the Mothers of the Believers did not make up the prayers missed during their menstruation days.

Hasan says that a person who falls unconscious will not make up the missed prayers. Ibn Sirin remained unconscious for a few days but did not make up the prayers of those days.

6762 - He said: And Ibn Sirin was unconscious for several days and did not make up (the fasts).

Hazrat Ibn Umar (may Allah be pleased with both of them) remained unconscious for two days, but he did not make up the missed fasts of those days.

Hazrat Zuhri says that a person who falls unconscious will not have to make up the missed prayers.

Hazrat Waki’ says: A person who remains unconscious for a few days will make up only the prayers of the day on which he regained consciousness, just like a menstruating woman. If he remained unconscious for less than a day, he will make up the prayers of that day.