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As-Salam for fruits of date-palms

SHB**3**451
SHB**3**452
As-Salam in Ash-Shuf'a i.e. preemption

SHB**3**458
Informing partner before selling his share

SHB**3**459
Mortgaging in Salam

SHB**3**454
Salam by a definite specified measure

SHB**3**441
SHB**3**442
Salam for a fixed specified period

SHB**3**455
SHB**3**456
Salam for a known specified weight

SHB**3**443
SHB**3**444
SHB**3**445
SHB**3**446
Salam in buying a she-camel

SHB**3**457
Salam to a person who has nothing

SHB**3**447
SHB**3**448
SHB**3**449
SHB**3**450
The guarantor in Salam

SHB**3**453
The nearest neighbor

SHB**3**460

Partnership

Asking permission before eating

SHB**3**669
SHB**3**670
Distribution of sheep

SHB**3**679
Dividing houses

SHB**3**676
Division of sheep

SHB**3**668
Drawing lots for divisions and shares

SHB**3**673
Evaluating a joint property

SHB**3**671
SHB**3**672
Partnership of orphans and others

SHB**3**674
Partnership with the People of the Book

SHB**3**678
Possessing joint property

SHB**3**667
Sharing food, etc

SHB**3**680
Sharing gold, silver, etc.

SHB**3**677
Sharing land

SHB**3**675
Sharing meals and Nahd i.e. sharing travelers' expenses

SHB**3**663
SHB**3**664
SHB**3**665
SHB**3**666
Sharing slaves

SHB**3**681
SHB**3**682
Sharing the Hadi and Budn

SHB**3**683
Ten sheep equaling one camel

SHB**3**684

Patients

'Go away from me'

SHB**7**573
'I am sick'

SHB**7**569
SHB**7**570
SHB**7**571
SHB**7**572
A blind person

SHB**7**557
A person suffering from epilepsy

SHB**7**555
SHB**7**556
Invoking Allah to remove epidemics and fever

SHB**7**581
It is compulsory to visit the sick

SHB**7**552
SHB**7**553
People most prone to trials are prophets

SHB**7**551
Placing the hand on the patient

SHB**7**563
SHB**7**564
Sick men visited by women

SHB**7**558
Sickness is expiation for sins

SHB**7**544
SHB**7**545
SHB**7**546
SHB**7**547
SHB**7**548
Taking a sick boy to someone to invoke Allah

SHB**7**574
The conversation between patient and visitor

SHB**7**565
SHB**7**566
The invocation of the visitor for the patient

SHB**7**579
The patient's wish for death

SHB**7**575
SHB**7**576
SHB**7**577
SHB**7**578
The severity of disease

SHB**7**549
SHB**7**550
The visitor leading the people in prayer

SHB**7**562
The visitor performing ablution

SHB**7**580
Visiting a patient walking or riding

SHB**7**567
SHB**7**568
Visiting a sick bedouin

SHB**7**560
Visiting a sick pagan

SHB**7**561
Visiting an unconscious person

SHB**7**554
Visiting sick children

SHB**7**559

Peacemaking

'Let us go to bring about a reconciliation

SHB**3**858
'may Allah make peace between two big groups'

SHB**3**867
'Should they two reconcile with each other'

SHB**3**859
'There is no good in most of their secret talks

SHB**3**855
SHB**3**856
Agreement about Diyya i.e. blood money

SHB**3**866
Being reconciled on illegal basis

SHB**3**860
SHB**3**861
Defendant refusing reconciliation

SHB**3**871
Making peace and establishing justice

SHB**3**870
Making peace with pagans

SHB**3**864
SHB**3**865
Reconciliation between creditors

SHB**3**872
Reconciliation in dispute concerning debts

SHB**3**873
The Imam suggesting reconciliation

SHB**3**868
SHB**3**869
The person making peace between the people

SHB**3**857
Writing the reconciliation

SHB**3**862
SHB**3**863

Permission To Enter

'Enter not houses other than your own'

SHB**8**247
SHB**8**248
'Get up for your chief!'

SHB**8**278
'Labbaik wa Sa'daik'

SHB**8**283
SHB**8**284
SHB**8**285
'Peace be on you '

SHB**8**268
SHB**8**269
'spread out and make room'

SHB**8**287
A letter of a suspected enemy

SHB**8**276
Adultery of parts other than private parts

SHB**8**260
Al-Hijab Veiling of women

SHB**8**255
SHB**8**256
SHB**8**257
An invitation itself is permission to enter

SHB**8**263
As-Salam is one of the Names of Allah

SHB**8**249
Asking 'Who is that? '

SHB**8**267
Asking permission thrice only

SHB**8**261
SHB**8**262
Asking permission to enter because of sight

SHB**8**259
Buildings

SHB**8**315
SHB**8**316
Circumcision at an old age

SHB**8**312
SHB**8**313
Closing the doors at night

SHB**8**311
Deeds diverting one from duties towards Allah

SHB**8**314
Disclosing secrets after death of person concerned

SHB**8**301
Embracing each other

SHB**8**282
Fires and lamps in a house at bedtime

SHB**8**308
SHB**8**309
SHB**8**310
Greeting a gathering of Muslims and pagans

SHB**8**271
Greeting everybody

SHB**8**253
SHB**8**254
Greeting the boys

SHB**8**264
Greetings between men and women

SHB**8**265
SHB**8**266
Having a midday nap at people's house

SHB**8**298
SHB**8**299
Holding secret counsel for a long while

SHB**8**307
How the Salam greeting began

SHB**8**246
Ihtiba

SHB**8**289
Keeping secrets

SHB**8**304
Lying flat on the back

SHB**8**302
Midday nap after the Friday prayer

SHB**8**296
Midday nap in the mosque

SHB**8**297
Putting a pillow for someone

SHB**8**294
SHB**8**295
Returning greetings of Dhimmis

SHB**8**273
SHB**8**274
SHB**8**275
Secret talk by two out of more than three persons

SHB**8**305
SHB**8**306
Sending greetings

SHB**8**270
Shaking hands

SHB**8**279
SHB**8**280
Shaking hands with both hands

SHB**8**281
Sitting in any convenient posture

SHB**8**300
Taking permission of a gathering to get up

SHB**8**288
Talking secretly and excluding a person present

SHB**8**303
The bed

SHB**8**293
The reclining sitting posture

SHB**8**290
SHB**8**291
The riding person should greet the walking person

SHB**8**251
The small number of persons should greet large

SHB**8**250
The walking person should greet the sitting one

SHB**8**252
The younger person should greet the older one

SHB**8**252
To avoid greeting a person who has committed a sin

SHB**8**272
To avoid making another get up from his seat

SHB**8**286
To propagate As-Salam among the people

SHB**8**253
Walking quickly for some necessity

SHB**8**292
Writing a letter to the people of the Scripture

SHB**8**277

Prayer

'Adorn yourself when going to the mosque'

SHB**1**347
'It is not for the pagans to visit or maintain the mosques of Allah ...'

SHB**1**438
'Take you people, the station of Abraham as a place of prayer

SHB**1**389
SHB**1**390
SHB**1**391
'The earth has been made a place for praying'

SHB**1**429
A pagan entering the mosque

SHB**1**458
A small door and a path in the mosque

SHB**1**455
About mosques in houses

SHB**1**417
About the thigh

SHB**1**367
Al-Hadath in the mosque

SHB**1**436
Behaviour in Recitation

AMH**3**29
AMH**3**30
AMH**3**31
AMH**3**32
AMH**3**33
AMH**3**34
Behaviour in the Sitting in the Prayer

AMH**3**51
AMH**3**52
AMH**3**53
AMH**3**54
AMH**3**55
Being guided by lamps

SHB**1**454
Burying expectoration in the mosque

SHB**1**408
Catching a debtor in the mosque

SHB**1**447
Clasping one's hands in or outside the mosque

SHB**1**467
SHB**1**468
SHB**1**469
Cleaning the mosque

SHB**1**448
Clothes touching wife while praying

SHB**1**376
Completing What is Recalled when Uncertain How Much has been Prayed

AMH**3**66
AMH**3**67
AMH**3**68
AMH**3**69
Construction of the mosque

SHB**1**437
Covering the private parts

SHB**1**363
SHB**1**364
SHB**1**365
Crossing the corners of single garment

SHB**1**355
SHB**1**356
Digging the graves of pagans and using the site for a mosque

SHB**1**419
SHB**1**420
Dislikeness of being naked while praying

SHB**1**360
Distribution in the mosque

SHB**1**413
Employing the carpenter and the technician

SHB**1**439
SHB**1**440
Entering the mosque

SHB**1**418
Expiation for spitting in a mosque

SHB**1**407
Facing the Qibla from anywhere

SHB**1**392
SHB**1**393
SHB**1**394
Facing the Qibla in prayer

SHB**1**386
SHB**1**387
Garments bearing a cross or picture

SHB**1**371
Giving judicial verdicts in the mosque

SHB**1**415
How prayer was prescribed

SHB**1**345
SHB**1**346
If a mosque is built on a road

SHB**1**465
If the garment is tight

SHB**1**357
SHB**1**358
Issuing statements in the mosque

SHB**1**449
Looking at marks on a garment while praying

SHB**1**369
SHB**1**370
Looking in the Prayer at What Distracts You trom It

AMH**3**72
AMH**3**73
AMH**3**74
AMH**3**75
Lying on the back in the mosque

SHB**1**464
Mosques on the way to Medina

SHB**1**470
SHB**1**471
Not Reciting behind the Imam when He Recites Aloud

AMH**3**45
AMH**3**46
Offering prayers in a shirt, trousers, etc

SHB**1**361
SHB**1**362
Offering prayers with a single garment

SHB**1**350
SHB**1**351
SHB**1**352
SHB**1**353
SHB**1**354
Passing through a mosque is permissible

SHB**1**443
Pitching a tent in the mosque for patients

SHB**1**452
Prayer clothes for women

SHB**1**368
Praying at places where the earth had sunken

SHB**1**425
Praying in a church or temple

SHB**1**426
Praying in a mosque situated in a market

SHB**1**466
Praying in a red garment

SHB**1**373
Praying in a sheepfold

SHB**1**421
Praying in a silk Farruj garment open at back.

SHB**1**372
Praying in a Syrian cloak made by infidels.

SHB**1**359
Praying in camel-yards

SHB**1**422
Praying in entering mosque

SHB**1**435
Praying in someone else's house

SHB**1**416
Praying on a bed

SHB**1**379
SHB**1**380
SHB**1**381
Praying on a Hasir mat of date-palm leaves.

SHB**1**377
Praying on a Khumra

SHB**1**378
Praying on roofs, pulpit and wood

SHB**1**374
SHB**1**375
Praying when returning from a journey

SHB**1**434
Praying while not facing the Qibla

SHB**1**395
SHB**1**396
SHB**1**397
SHB**1**398
Praying with a furnace or fire in front

SHB**1**423
Praying with Khuffs leather socks.

SHB**1**384
Praying with shoes

SHB**1**383
Praying without a Rida cover for the upper part.

SHB**1**366
Preaching of the Imam

SHB**1**410
SHB**1**411
Prostrating on a garment in scorching heat

SHB**1**382
Raising voices in the mosque

SHB**1**459
SHB**1**460
Receiving an invitation to dinner in the mosque

SHB**1**414
Recitation in the Subh Prayer

AMH**3**35
AMH**3**36
AMH**3**37
AMH**3**38
Reciting poetry in the mosque

SHB**1**444
Reciting to Oneself behind the Imam when He does not Recite Aloud

AMH**3**41
AMH**3**42
AMH**3**43
AMH**3**44
Sales and purchases on the pulpit

SHB**1**446
Saying 'Amin' behind the Imam

AMH**3**47
AMH**3**48
AMH**3**49
AMH**3**50
Scraping off sputum from the mosque

SHB**1**399
SHB**1**400
SHB**1**401
Scraping the nasal secretion off the mosque

SHB**1**402
Sleeping of a man in the mosque

SHB**1**431
SHB**1**432
SHB**1**433
Sleeping of a woman in the mosque

SHB**1**430
Spitting in a garment while praying

SHB**1**409
Spitting on the left side while praying

SHB**1**405
SHB**1**406
Spitting while praying

SHB**1**403
SHB**1**404
Superiority of whoever builds a mosque

SHB**1**441
Taking a bath on embracing Islam

SHB**1**451
Taking a camel inside a mosque

SHB**1**453
Taking graves of Prophets as mosques

SHB**1**427
Tashahhud in the Prayer

AMH**3**56
AMH**3**57
AMH**3**58
AMH**3**59
AMH**3**60
The Adhan During a Journey and Without Wudu

AMH**3**11
AMH**3**12
AMH**3**13
AMH**3**14
The Call to Prayer

AMH**3**1
AMH**3**2
AMH**3**3
AMH**3**4
AMH**3**5
AMH**3**6
AMH**3**7
AMH**3**8
AMH**3**9
AMH**3**10
The circles and sitting in the mosque

SHB**1**461
SHB**1**462
SHB**1**463
The dislikeness of praying in grave-yards

SHB**1**424
The doors and locks of the Ka'ba and mosque

SHB**1**456
The Duration of the Meal before Dawn (Sahur) in Relation to the Adhan

AMH**3**15
AMH**3**16
AMH**3**17
AMH**3**18
The Opening of the Prayer

AMH**3**19
AMH**3**20
AMH**3**21
AMH**3**22
AMH**3**23
The presence of spearmen in the mosque

SHB**1**445
The Qibla for people in Medina

SHB**1**388
The Recitation of Qur'an in the Maghrib and Isha Prayers

AMH**3**24
AMH**3**25
AMH**3**26
AMH**3**27
AMH**3**28
The Umm al-Qur'an

AMH**3**39
AMH**3**40
To say: Masjid of Bani so-and-so

SHB**1**412
To tie the Izar garment worn below waist.

SHB**1**348
SHB**1**349
What to Do if One Raises One's Head Before the Imam

AMH**3**61
What to Do if One Stands Atter the Completion of the Prayer or After Two RakCas

AMH**3**70
AMH**3**71
What to Do if through Forgetfulness One Says the Taslim after Two Rakas

AMH**3**62
AMH**3**63
AMH**3**64
AMH**3**65
While passing through a mosque

SHB**1**442

Prayer (Salah)

About praying at sunrise, sunset and while the sun is at its meridian

FQS**1**91
Delay is preferred for the 'isha prayer

FQS**1**87
How to pray during fear, safety, or wartime

FQS**1**76
One who ignores his prayers

FQS**1**77
Performing one rak'ah during the time of prayer

FQS**1**89
Prayer is one of the most important acts in Islam

FQS**1**77
Sleeping before the night prayer is forbidden

FQS**1**88
Sleeping through or forgetting the prayer

FQS**1**89
The afternoon prayer is the 'mid-most' prayer

FQS**1**85
The number of obligatory prayers

FQS**1**81
The opinion of the jurists concerning prayer after the morning and night prayers

FQS**1**90
The time for the afternoon prayer ('asr)

FQS**1**84
The time for the noon prayer (dhuhr)

FQS**1**83
The time for the sunset prayer (maghrib)

FQS**1**85
The time of the morning prayer (fajr)

FQS**1**88
The time of the night prayer ('isha)

FQS**1**86
The times in which the prayers are prohibited

FQS**1**90
The times of the prayers

FQS**1**82
Those who tamper with their prayer or are heedless

FQS**1**77
Voluntary prayer at dawn before the morning prayer

FQS**1**92
Voluntary prayers while the iqamah is being made

FQS**1**93
Who must pray

FQS**1**80

Prayer Characteristics

Ablution for boys

SHB**1**816
SHB**1**817
SHB**1**818
SHB**1**819
SHB**1**820
SHB**1**821
SHB**1**822
Bowing behind the rows on entering mosque

SHB**1**750
Bowing twice

SHB**1**712
Cleaning forehead or nose in prayer

SHB**1**798
Dhikr after prayer

SHB**1**802
SHB**1**803
SHB**1**804
SHB**1**805
Finishing prayer with Taslim along with Imam

SHB**1**800
If Imam recites audibly in silent prayer

SHB**1**745
Imam facing followers after the prayer

SHB**1**806
SHB**1**807
SHB**1**808
Imam passing over the people

SHB**1**810
Imam remaining in place after Taslim

SHB**1**809
Imam saying: Amin aloud

SHB**1**747
Invocation before the Taslim

SHB**1**795
SHB**1**796
Invocation in bowing

SHB**1**760
Keeping the back straight in bowing

SHB**1**758
Legal way of sitting for Tashahhud

SHB**1**790
SHB**1**791
Looking around while praying

SHB**1**720
SHB**1**721
Looking at the Imam while praying

SHB**1**713
SHB**1**714
SHB**1**715
SHB**1**716
Looking hither and thither while praying

SHB**1**718
Looking towards the sky while praying

SHB**1**717
Necessity of saying Takbir Allah is greater.

SHB**1**699
SHB**1**700
SHB**1**701
Not performing bowing perfectly

SHB**1**757
Not putting forearms on ground while prostrating

SHB**1**785
Not sitting at end of second Rak'a

SHB**1**792
Not to say a third Taslim extra over the two Taslims of the Imam

SHB**1**801
On raising the heads from bowing

SHB**1**761
Placing right hand on left

SHB**1**707
Position of prostration

SHB**1**771
Praying of women behind men

SHB**1**829
SHB**1**830
Prolonging first two Rak'at shortening last two

SHB**1**737
Prolonging the first Rak'a

SHB**1**746
Prostrating in the mud

SHB**1**777
Prostrating on seven bones

SHB**1**773
SHB**1**774
SHB**1**775
Prostrating on the nose

SHB**1**776
Prostration not perfectly performed

SHB**1**772
Putting both hands on knees while bowing

SHB**1**756
Raising both hands on first Takbir

SHB**1**702
Raising both hands on opening prayer

SHB**1**703
SHB**1**704
Raising hands on standing for third Rak'a

SHB**1**706
Recitation in the 'Isha' prayer

SHB**1**736
Recitation of Qur'an in 'Asr prayer

SHB**1**728
SHB**1**729
Recitation of Qur'an in Maghrib prayer

SHB**1**730
SHB**1**731
Recitation of Qur'an in Zuhr prayer

SHB**1**725
SHB**1**726
SHB**1**727
Recitation of Surat-al-Fatiha is compulsory

SHB**1**722
SHB**1**723
SHB**1**724
Reciting 'As-Sajda' in the 'Isha' prayer

SHB**1**735
Reciting aloud in Fajr prayer

SHB**1**740
SHB**1**741
Reciting aloud in the 'Isha' prayer

SHB**1**733
SHB**1**734
Reciting aloud in the Maghrib prayer

SHB**1**732
Reciting only Al-Fatiha, in last two Rak'a

SHB**1**743
Reciting Qur'an in Fajr prayer

SHB**1**738
SHB**1**739
Reciting silently in Zuhr and 'Asr prayers

SHB**1**744
Reciting two Suras in one Rak'a

SHB**1**742
Reciting'Qunut'

SHB**1**763
SHB**1**764
Repeating prayer for not bowing perfectly

SHB**1**759
Saying of 'Amin' aloud by the followers

SHB**1**749
Saying Takbir on rising

SHB**1**788
SHB**1**789
Saying Takbir on rising from prostration

SHB**1**755
Saying Takbir while prostrating

SHB**1**768
SHB**1**769
Saying Tashahhud in first sitting

SHB**1**793
Saying Tashahhud in last Rak'a

SHB**1**794
Saying: 'Subhan Allah' while prostrating

SHB**1**781
Sitting between two prostrations

SHB**1**782
SHB**1**783
SHB**1**784
Sitting straight in Witr prayer

SHB**1**786
Standing straight with calmness after bowing

SHB**1**765
SHB**1**766
SHB**1**767
Submissiveness in prayer

SHB**1**708
SHB**1**709
Superiority of prostrating

SHB**1**770
Superiority of saying: 'Allahumma Rabbana Laka ..'

SHB**1**762
Superiority of saying: 'Amin'

SHB**1**748
Supporting oneself while getting up from prostration

SHB**1**787
Taslim at the end of prayers

SHB**1**799
To depart by turning from the right and from left after prayer

SHB**1**811
To end the Takbir on bowing

SHB**1**751
SHB**1**752
To end the Takbir on prostrating

SHB**1**753
SHB**1**754
To what level should hands be raised?

SHB**1**705
Tucking hair while praying

SHB**1**779
Tucking up one's garment in prayer

SHB**1**780
Uncooked Onion, garlic or leek

SHB**1**812
SHB**1**813
SHB**1**814
SHB**1**815
Waiting for religious learned Imam to stand up for prayer

SHB**1**825
SHB**1**826
SHB**1**827
SHB**1**828
What optional invocation may be selected after the Tashahhud

SHB**1**797
What to say after Takbir

SHB**1**710
SHB**1**711
Woman asking husband's permission

SHB**1**832
Women attending mosque at night

SHB**1**823
SHB**1**824
Women returning immediately from the mosque after Fajr prayer

SHB**1**831
Wrapping clothes properly in prayer

SHB**1**778

Prayer During Times of Fear or Danger

Different ways of praying salatul khauf

FQS**2**105
How to pray maghrib during times of fear

FQS**2**108
Prayer during times of extreme fear

FQS**2**108
Prayer During Times of Fear of Danger, Salatul Khauf

FQS**2**104
The prayer of attacker or the attacked

FQS**2**108

Prayer for Rain, Salatul Istisqa

Some supplications for rain

FQS**2**39

Prayer of a Person Who is Ill, Salatul Marid

Prayer of a Traveler, Salatul Qasr

Nawafl during travel

FQS**2**114
Shortening the prayers which consist of four rak'at

FQS**2**109
The distance one must travel before shortening one's prayer

FQS**2**110
Traveling on a Friday

FQS**2**115
When the traveler is to pray the complete salah

FQS**2**112
Whence one may shorten one's salah

FQS**2**111

Prayer of Need, Salatul Hajah

Prayer of Penitence, Salatul Taubah

Prayer of Solar & Lunar Eclipse

It is preferred to make the takbir, supplications, to give charity, and ask Allah for forgiveness during the eclipse

FQS**2**36
Prayer of the Solar and Lunar Eclipse, Salatul Kasuf

FQS**2**34
The time for al-kasuf is from the beginning of the eclipse until the eclipse finishes

FQS**2**36

Prayer Times

Catching a Rak'a of the Prayer

AMH**1**15
AMH**1**16
AMH**1**17
AMH**1**18
Duluk ash-Shams and Ghazaq al-Layl

AMH**1**19
AMH**1**20
Prohibition against Doing the Prayer at the Hottest Hour of the Day

AMH**1**27
AMH**1**28
AMH**1**29
Prohibition against Entering the Mosque Smelling of Garlic and Prohibition against Covering the Mouth in Prayer

AMH**1**30
AMH**1**31
Sleeping Through the Prayer

AMH**1**25
AMH**1**26
The Time of the Jumu'a Prayer

AMH**1**13
AMH**1**14
The Times of Prayer

AMH**1**1
AMH**1**2
AMH**1**3
AMH**1**4
AMH**1**5
AMH**1**6
AMH**1**7
AMH**1**8
AMH**1**9
AMH**1**10
AMH**1**11
AMH**1**12
The Times of Prayer in General

AMH**1**2
AMH**1**21
AMH**1**23
AMH**1**24

Prayer Times

'Isha' time is up to the middle of the night

SHB**1**546
'Offer prayers perfectly'

SHB**1**501
'Prayers at fixed hours have been prescribed'

SHB**1**500
Adhan for prayer after stated time is over

SHB**1**569
Being overwhelmed by sleep before 'Isha'

SHB**1**544
SHB**1**545
Delaying the Zuhr prayer to the 'Asr time

SHB**1**518
Dislike calling the Maghrib prayer 'Isha prayer

SHB**1**538
Leading people in prayer after its time is over

SHB**1**570
Mentioning 'Isha' and 'Atma'

SHB**1**539
Not offering prayers at its stated times

SHB**1**507
Not offering the 'Asr prayer

SHB**1**528
Not praying just before sunset

SHB**1**559
SHB**1**560
SHB**1**561
SHB**1**562
Offering only one Rak'a of 'Asr prayer

SHB**1**531
SHB**1**532
SHB**1**533
Performing one Rak'a of Fajr prayer in time

SHB**1**553
Prayer is expiation of sins

SHB**1**503
SHB**1**504
Prayers between the Fajr prayer and sunrise

SHB**1**555
SHB**1**556
SHB**1**557
SHB**1**558
Praying missed prayers after 'Asr prayers

SHB**1**564
SHB**1**565
SHB**1**566
SHB**1**567
Praying the 'Asr prayer earlier on cloudy days

SHB**1**568
Praying Zuhr prayer when it is cooler

SHB**1**510
SHB**1**511
SHB**1**512
SHB**1**513
Praying Zuhr prayer when on a journey

SHB**1**514
Sleeping before the 'Isha' prayer

SHB**1**543
Speaking in private to one's Lord

SHB**1**508
SHB**1**509
Superiority of praying at stated times

SHB**1**505
Superiority of the 'Asr prayer

SHB**1**529
SHB**1**530
Superiority of the 'Isha' prayer

SHB**1**541
SHB**1**542
Superiority of the Fajr prayer

SHB**1**547
SHB**1**548
Talking about Islamic Jurisprudence after 'Isha'

SHB**1**574
SHB**1**575
Talking after the 'Isha' prayer

SHB**1**573
Talking to family and guests after 'Isha' prayer

SHB**1**576
The five praying are expiation of sins

SHB**1**506
The Qada of prayers

SHB**1**572
The sin of missing the 'Asr prayer

SHB**1**527
The time for Zuhr prayer

SHB**1**515
SHB**1**516
SHB**1**517
The time of the 'Asr prayer

SHB**1**519
SHB**1**520
SHB**1**521
SHB**1**522
SHB**1**523
SHB**1**524
SHB**1**525
SHB**1**526
The time of the 'Isha' prayer

SHB**1**540
The time of the Maghrib prayer

SHB**1**534
SHB**1**535
SHB**1**536
SHB**1**537
Time of the Fajr prayer

SHB**1**549
SHB**1**550
SHB**1**551
SHB**1**552
To swear allegiance for offering prayers

SHB**1**502
When prayer has been forgotten

SHB**1**571
Whoever could do one Rak'a in time

SHB**1**554
Whoever did not dislike to offer optional prayers

SHB**1**563

Prayer, Actions Which are Disliked During it

Closing one's eyes

FQS**2**92
Covering one's mouth and letting garment down until it touches the ground

FQS**2**92
Fidgeting with one's clothing or one's body

FQS**2**91
Looking at something which distracts attention

FQS**2**92
Motioning with both hands while making salutations

FQS**2**92
Performing the salah while the food has been served

FQS**2**92
Placing hands on hips during the prayer

FQS**2**91
Praying at a fixed place in the mosque

FQS**2**93
Praying when one is overcome by sleep

FQS**2**93
Praying when one needs to answer the call of nature and other things that distract a person

FQS**2**93
Raising one's sight to the sky or upwards

FQS**2**91

Prayer, Actions Which Invalidate the Salah

Intentionally eating or drinking

FQS**2**95
Intentionally leaving out an essenfial act or condition of the prayer without any valid excuse

FQS**2**97
Intentionally making many motions

FQS**2**96
Smiling or laughing during the salah

FQS**2**98
Speaking intentionally about something unrelated to the salah

FQS**2**95

Prayer, Al Qunut

Al-Qunut in five daily prayers

FQS**2**18
Al-Qunut in salatul fajr

FQS**2**19

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