Missed Salat Al-Jumu'a unintentionally (while sleeping), what should I do?
If you unintentionally miss Salat Al-Jumu'a due to sleeping, the guidance is to pray it as soon as you remember. Both Sunni and Shia sources provide similar advice on this matter.
The Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him) stated: Whoever forgets a prayer or sleeps through it, the expiation is to pray it when remembered.
Sahih Muslim 5:401 This indicates that the missed prayer should be performed as soon as one becomes aware of it.
In addition, a narration in Al-Kafi mentions a scenario where it was asked about a man who forgot a prayer, and it was stated: If he forgot or overslept the prayer, he should pray it whenever he recalls it.
Al-Kafi 4:111
Thus, if you miss Salat Al-Jumu'a unintentionally, you should pray it whenever you wake up and remember, without any specific additional conditions.
Sources
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Sahih Muslim 5:401
Sahih Muslim · Book 5, Hadith 401 · Narrated by Anas ibn Malik
The Prophet (peace be upon him) said: 'Whoever forgets a prayer or sleeps through it, the expiation is to pray it when remembered.'
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Al-Kafi 4:111
Al-Kafi · Book 4, Hadith 111
The Messenger of Allah (peace be upon him and his family) said: Whoever wishes to live a life resembling the life of the Prophets, die a death resembling the death of the martyrs, and dwell in the Paradise planted by the Merciful, let him pledge allegiance to Ali, be loyal to his guardian, and follow the Imams after him. They are my progeny created from my clay. O Allah, grant them my understanding and knowledge. Woe to those who oppose them from my nation; O Allah, do not grant them my intercession. — OR — The Messenger of Allah (peace be upon him and his family) said, "Whoever venerates a person with white hair in Islam, Allah, the Almighty and Glorious, will protect him from the terror of the Day of Resurrection. — OR — I asked Abu Abdullah (peace be upon him) about a man who forgot a prayer and its time elapsed and the time for another prayer entered. He said, "If he forgot or overslept the prayer, he should pray it whenever he recalls it. If he recalls it while praying another prayer, he should begin with the missed prayer. If he remembers it while with the imam in Maghrib prayer, he completes the missed prayer by adding a rak‘ah, then prays Maghrib and then prays the night prayer after it. If he prayed the night prayer alone, he prays two rak‘ahs of it, then when he remembers that he forgot Maghrib, he completes it with one rak‘ah, making Maghrib three rak‘ahs, then prays the night prayer after that." — OR — Ali ibn Muhammad narrated from Ibrahim ibn Ishaq from Ali ibn Muhammad, who raised it to Dawud al-Raqi or someone else. He said, "While we were sitting with Abu Abdullah, peace be upon him, a man passed by holding a captured trapped bird. Abu Abdullah sprang toward him and took it from his hand, then threw it to the ground and said, 'Did your scholar command you to do this, or did your jurist inform you? My father narrated from my grandfather that the Messenger of Allah, peace be upon him and his family, forbade killing six kinds of birds, including the trapped bird. He said that its circling in the sky is lamentation for what has been done to the family of Muhammad, peace be upon him and his family, and its glorification is reciting: "In the name of Allah, the Most Merciful, the Most Compassionate; praise be to Allah, Lord of the worlds; so do not follow the misguided." Do you not see that it says this?'" — OR — The Messenger of Allah (peace be upon him and his family) was presented with a man who had struck a pregnant woman with a column of the tent and caused her death. The Messenger of Allah allowed her heirs to either take the diyah of five thousand dirhams, a newborn male or female or a female slave to match what was in her womb, or to hand five thousand dirhams to the killer’s heirs and kill him.
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