Those who said he does not have to repeat it

Yunus bin Ubayd said: Ibn Sirin remained unconscious for some days, and after regaining consciousness he did not make up the prayers.

Juwaybir said: Al-Dahhak remained unconscious through the times of some prayers. When he regained consciousness, it was said to him: "Such and such a number of your prayers have been missed." He said: "None of my prayers has been missed." And he did not make up the prayers either.

Al-Hasan said: A person who has been unconscious will make up the fasts but will not make up the prayers, just as a menstruating woman makes up the fasts but does not make up the prayers.

Amir said: A person who has been unconscious will not make up the prayers, because the Mothers of the Believers did not make up for their days of menstruation.

Al-Hasan said: A person who has been unconscious will not make up the prayers.

He said: Ibn Sirin remained unconscious for some days, and he did not make them up.

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

Al-Zuhri said: A person who has been unconscious will not make up the prayers.

Waki' said: What people act upon is that a person who has been unconscious for some days will make up, like a menstruating woman, only the day on which he regained consciousness; and if he was unconscious for one day, he will make up the prayers of that day.