The boundless mercy of God towards His servants leads Him to always consider provisions for accepting the deeds of humans and forgiving them, so that the path to happiness is not easily closed on anyone. One of these merciful provisions, demonstrating the importance of performing the obligatory prayers and opening the doors of mercy even after death, is the issuance of permission to perform the missed prayers on behalf of a deceased individual. This means that the eldest son of the deceased person or another appointed individual can perform their missed prayers on their behalf. However, this practice has specific etiquettes and regulations that we utilize in the Namare Stage Rental application from individuals who are knowledgeable about the rules and regulations of prayer based on correct emulation. The performance of missed prayers by a hired individual, according to the opinion of Imam Khomeini, may be arranged after a person's death to fulfill their missed prayers and other obligatory acts of worship. Most religious authorities concur with this opinion, but Ayatollah Makarem Shirazi holds a different view: according to his fatwa, hiring someone to perform missed prayers and other acts of worship on behalf of the deceased is not problematic, except during Hajj, where intending reward is necessary. Performing missed prayers, fasts, as well as recommended prayers and fasts without intending to gain reward is not problematic.