مكتبة المحدث الإسلامية
Volume 1
Volume 2
Fiqh 2.1: Their Significance, Supererogatory Prayers
Fiqh 2.2: Offering Supererogatory Prayers in One's House
Fiqh 2.2 a: Supererogatory prayers, their Elongation
Fiqh 2.3: It is allowed to make supererogatory prayers while in julus (sitting)
Fiqh 2.3 a: Different Types of Nawafil
Fiqh 2.4: The Two rak'at of Fajr
Fiqh 2.4 a: To Make Them Quickly
Fiqh 2.5: First rak'ah of fajr
Fiqh 2.5 a: Second rak'ah of fajr
Fiqh 2.6: Supplication after finishing the two sunnah rak'at before the fajr prayer
Fiqh 2.6 a: Lying down after the two sunnah rak'at of fajr
Fiqh 2.7: Belated performance of sunnah rak'at of fajr
Fiqh 2.7 a: The Sunnah Prayer Of Zuhr
Fiqh 2.7 b: Reports concerning four rak'at
Fiqh 2.8: Reports concerning six rak'at
Fiqh 2.8 a: Reports concerning eight rak'at
Fiqh 2.8 b: The merits of four rak'at before zuhr
Fiqh 2.9: Making up the missed sunnah of zuhr
Fiqh 2.9 a: The sunnah of maghrib
Fiqh 2.10: The sunnah of 'Isha
Fiqh 2.10 a: NONSTRESSED SUNNAH PRAYERS (AS-SUNAN GHAIR AL-MU'AKKADAH)
Fiqh 2.10 b: Two or four rak'at before 'asr
Fiqh 2.10 c: Two rak'at before maghrib
Fiqh 2.11: Two rak'at before salatul 'isha
Fiqh 2.11 a: Separating The Obligatory Prayer From The Supererogatory
Fiqh 2.11 b: The Witr Prayer
Fiqh 2.12: Time for witr prayer
Fiqh 2.13: Nature and number of rak'at for witr
Fiqh 2.15: Recitation in the witr
Fiqh 2.15 a: Al-Qunut in the Witr
Fiqh 2.16: How to perform the qunut
Fiqh 2.17: Supplications after the witr
Fiqh 2.17 a: Prohibition of two witr prayers in one night
Fiqh 2.18: Making up a missed witr
Fiqh 2.18 a: Al-Qunut in the five prayers
Fiqh 2.19: Al-Qunut in salatul fajr
Fiqh 2.20: The Late Night Prayer, tahajjud (qiyam al-Layil)
Fiqh 2.21: Hadith regarding Tahajjud
Fiqh 2.22: Etiquettes of Late Night Prayer
Fiqh 2.23: One should wake up one's family for tahajjud
Fiqh 2.24: One should stop praying tahajjud and sleep if one becomes very sleepy
Fiqh 2.24 a: The recommended time for tahajjud
Fiqh 2.25: Best time for tahajjud
Fiqh 2.26: It is preferable to pray eleven or thirteen rak'at for tahajjud
Fiqh 2.26 a: Making qada' for the missed tahajjud
Fiqh 2.27: The legality of the Tarawih prayer
Fiqh 2.27 a: The number of rak'at of Tarawih
Fiqh 2.28: Praying tarawih in congregation
Fiqh 2.29: The recitation of the Qur'an in tarawih
Fiqh 2.29 a: The excellence of the duha prayer
Fiqh 2.31: Salatul duha is a prized prayer
Fiqh 2.31 a: Recommended time for the duha prayer
Fiqh 2.31 b: Number of rak'at for the duha prayer
Fiqh 2.32: Salatul Istikharah
Fiqh 2.33: Salatul Tasbih
Fiqh 2.33 a: Salatul Hajah, the prayer for need
Fiqh 2.34: Salatul Taubah, the prayer of penitence
Fiqh 2.34 a: Salatul Kasuf, prayer of the solar and lunar eclipse
Fiqh 2.36: The time for al-kasuf is from the beginning of the eclipse until the eclipse finishes
Fiqh 2.36 a: It is preferred to make the takbir, supplications, to give charity, and ask Allah for forgiveness during the eclipse
Fiqh 2.36 b: Salatul Istisqa, prayer for rain
Fiqh 2.39: Some supplications for rain
Fiqh 2.40: The Prostration During the Qur'anic Recitation
Fiqh 2.41: Excellence of prostration during the Quranic recitation
Fiqh 2.41 a: Ruling concerning prostration during the Quranic recitation
Fiqh 2.42: The "ayyah of prostration"
Fiqh 2.43: The conditions for Prostration of Recital
Fiqh 2.44: Supplications during the prostration
Fiqh 2.44 a: Prostration of recital during the prayers
Fiqh 2.45: Combining a number of sujjud
Fiqh 2.45 a: Performing sajdah after recital
Fiqh 2.45 b: The Prostration of Thankfulness (Sajdat ush-Shukr)
Fiqh 2.46: Prostrations of forgetfulness during the prayer
Fiqh 2.46 a: How to perform these prostrations of forgetfulness
Fiqh 2.47: When to perform these prostrations of forgetfulness
Fiqh 2.49: Congregational Prayer
Fiqh 2.50: Women and congregational prayers
Fiqh 2.51: Praying at a larger and more distant mosque
Fiqh 2.51 a: Going to the mosque with calm and dignity
Fiqh 2.51 b: The imam should be "easy" on his followers
Fiqh 2.52: The imam may prolong the first rak'ah to allow others to join
Fiqh 2.52 a: It is obligatory to follow the imam and forbidden to precede him
Fiqh 2.53: Consitution of a congregation
Fiqh 2.54: An imam may change his place and become a follower
Fiqh 2.54 a: Catching up with imam or the congregation
Fiqh 2.55: When it is permissible to not attend Congregation
Fiqh 2.56: The one who should be imam is the one who is the most versed in the Qur'an
Fiqh 2.56 a: Whose imamate is acceptable
Fiqh 2.57: Whose imamate is not acceptable
Fiqh 2.58: It is preferred to have a woman imam for women
Fiqh 2.58 a: A man leading a group of women in prayer
Fiqh 2.58 b: Evildoer or innovator forbidden to lead prayer
Fiqh 2.58 c: Permission to leave the congregational prayer
Fiqh 2.59: Repeating a salah with a congregation
Fiqh 2.60: Imam's leaving the place after the salah
Fiqh 2.60 a: The imam or followers being elevated
Fiqh 2.61: Following the imam with a barrier in between
Fiqh 2.61 a: When imam leaves out an essential act of salah
Fiqh 2.62: Appointing another to lead the rest of the salah
Fiqh 2.62 a: When the people dislike their imam
Fiqh 2.62 b: The Positioning Of The Imam And The Followers
Fiqh 2.63: The position of the imam while leading the prayer
Fiqh 2.63 a: The positioning of the young and the women
Fiqh 2.64: The prayer of an individual behind a row
Fiqh 2.64 a: Straightening the rows and filling the gaps
Fiqh 2.65: Encouragement concerning being in the first row and on the right side
Fiqh 2.66: Repeating imam's words for others in the back rows
Fiqh 2.67: The earth as a mosque
Fiqh 2.67 a: The excellence of building mosques
Fiqh 2.67 b: Supplications while going to the mosque
Fiqh 2.69: Supplications upon entering and leaving the mosques
Fiqh 2.69 a: The excellence of proceeding to the mosque to attend salah
Fiqh 2.70: The prayer of salutations to the mosque (tahyyatul masjid)
Fiqh 2.70 a: Three most excellent mosques
Fiqh 2.70 b: Embellishing the Mosques
Fiqh 2.71: Keeping the mosques clean and scenting them
Fiqh 2.71 a: Maintaining the Mosques
Fiqh 2.72: Prohibition of announcing lost objects, trading or reciting poetry in the mosques
Fiqh 2.72 a: Begging in the mosque
Fiqh 2.72 b: Raising one's voice in the mosque
Fiqh 2.73: Talking in the mosque
Fiqh 2.73 a: Permission to eat, drink, or sleep in the mosque
Fiqh 2.73 b: Clasping the hands or intertwining the fingers
Fiqh 2.74: Salah between walls and enclosures
Fiqh 2.74 a: Graveyards, do not offer salat in
Fiqh 2.75: Churches and synagogues
Fiqh 2.75 a: Dunghills, slaughterhouses, middle of the roads, resting places of the camels near watering holes, bathrooms and on the roof of the "house of Allah"
Fiqh 2.76: Prayer in the Ka'bah
Fiqh 2.76 a: Pray toward your sutrah, partition
Fiqh 2.77: Requirements for a sutrah or partition
Fiqh 2.77 a: The sutrah of the imam is sutrah of the followers
Fiqh 2.78: Proximity of the sutrah
Fiqh 2.78 a: Prohibition of passing in front of a praying person
Fiqh 2.79: Preventing someone from passing in front of a praying person
Fiqh 2.79 a: Passing of anything does not invalidate the prayer
Fiqh 2.81: The following acts are permissible during the prayer
Fiqh 2.82: Turning to a side due to some need
Fiqh 2.82 a: Unneccessary turning during prayer
Fiqh 2.83: Killing a snake, scorpion or other harmful animals
Fiqh 2.83 a: Taking a few steps due to some necessity
Fiqh 2.84: Carrying and holding a child during the salah
Fiqh 2.85: Returning a Greeting by a motion
Fiqh 2.86: Saying Subhanallah and clapping
Fiqh 2.86 a: Correcting the imam's mistake
Fiqh 2.86 b: Praising Allah when one sneezes or recalls to mind a blessing
Fiqh 2.86 c: Prostrating upon one's clothing or headdress due to some excuse
Fiqh 2.87: A summary of other acts which are permissible during the prayer
Fiqh 2.88: Reciting from a copy of the Qur'an
Fiqh 2.89: Occupying the heart with something other than the affairs of the prayer
Fiqh 2.91: Fidgeting with one's clothing or one's body is disliked unless there is some need to do so
Fiqh 2.91 a: Placing one's hands on hips during the prayer
Fiqh 2.91 b: Raising one's sight to the sky or upwards
Fiqh 2.92: Looking at something which distracts attention
Fiqh 2.92 a: Closing one's eyes
Fiqh 2.92 b: Motioning with both hands while making the salutations [i.e., the taslim]
Fiqh 2.92 c: Covering the mouth and letting one's garment down until it touches the ground
Fiqh 2.92 d: Performing the salah while the food has been served
Fiqh 2.93: Praying when one needs to anwer the call of nature and other things that may distract a person
Fiqh 2.93 a: Praying when one is overcome by sleep
Fiqh 2.93 b: Praying at a fixed place in the mosque [except in the case of the imam]
Fiqh 2.95: Intentionally eating or drinking invalidates the salah
Fiqh 2.95 a: Speaking intentionally about something unrelated to the salah invalidates the salah
Fiqh 2.96: Intentionally making many motions
Fiqh 2.97: Intentionally leaving out an essential act or condition of the prayer without any valid excuse for doing so
Fiqh 2.98: Smiling or laughing during the salah
Fiqh 2.99: Making (Qada') for missed salah
Fiqh 2.99 a: In law, there is no way for one who leaves a salah intentionally to make its qada'
Fiqh 2.103: The prayer of a person who is ill (Salatul Marid)
Fiqh 2.104 a: The prayer during times of fear or danger (Salatul Khauf)
Fiqh 2.105: Different ways of offering salatul Khauf:
Fiqh 2.108: How to pray maghrib during times of fear
Fiqh 2.108 a: Prayer during times of extreme fear
Fiqh 2.108 b: The prayer of attacker or the attacked
Fiqh 2.109: The prayer of a traveler, shortening the prayers that consist of four rak'at
Fiqh 2.110: The distance one must travel before shortening one's prayer
Fiqh 2.111: Whence one may shorten one's salah
Fiqh 2.112: When the traveler is to pray the complete salah
Fiqh 2.114: Nawafli during travel
Fiqh 2.115: Traveling on a Friday
Fiqh 2.115 a: Combining two prayers
Fiqh 2.115 b: Combining the salah at 'Arafa and al-Muzdalifah
Fiqh 2.115 c: Combining the salah during traveling
Fiqh 2.117: Combining two prayers during rain
Fiqh 2.118: Combining the two prayers due to some illness or other excuse
Fiqh 2.118 a: Combining two prayers due to some pressing need
Fiqh 2.119: Validity of combined prayers after their legal excuse ceases to exist
Fiqh 2.119 a: Prayer on a ship, train or plane
Fiqh 2.119 b: Some supplications for the traveler
Fiqh 2.125: The virtues of Jumu'ah, Friday prayer
Fiqh 2.125 a: Supplications during Friday
Fiqh 2.126: Making many prayers and salutations upon the Prophet sallallahu alehi wasallam during the night and the day of Jumu'ah
Fiqh 2.127: Recitation of Surah al-Kahf
Fiqh 2.127 a: It is disliked to raise one's voice while reciting al-Kahf in the mosque on Friday
Fiqh 2.128: Performing ghusl, beautifying one's self, using the miswak, and using perfume for any gathering and especially for Salatul Jumu'ah
Fiqh 2.129: Going early to Salatul Jumu'ah
Fiqh 2.129 a: Stepping over others' necks in the mosque
Fiqh 2.130: Nawafl before salatul Jumu'ah
Fiqh 2.130 a: Feeling drowsy while in the mosque
Fiqh 2.131: The Friday prayer as an obligation
Fiqh 2.131 a: Upon whom salatul Jumu'ah is obligatory
Fiqh 2.132: The Time of the Salatul Jumu'ah
Fiqh 2.133: The number of people required for al-Jumu'ah
Fiqh 2.134: The place for al-Jumu'ah
Fiqh 2.134 a: Conditions Stipulated By The Jurists for the Friday Prayer
Fiqh 2.137: Ruling concerning khutbah
Fiqh 2.137 a: The greeting of the imam
Fiqh 2.138: Contents of the khutbah
Fiqh 2.139: Posture during and between the khutbahs
Fiqh 2.140: It is preferred to raise one's voice, to keep the khutbah short, and to the point
Fiqh 2.141: The imam interrupting his khutbah for some reason
Fiqh 2.142: It is forbidden to speak during the khutbah
Fiqh 2.143: Indulging in conversation when the khutbah is not being delivered, is permissible
Fiqh 2.143 a: Catching One Rak'ah or Less of the Jumu'ah
Fiqh 2.144: Offering the salah in a crowded area
Fiqh 2.144 a: Nawaf'l before and after al-Jumu'ah
Fiqh 2.145: Salatul Jumu'ah and Salatul 'Id occurring on the same day
Fiqh 2.147: Id prayers (Salatul 'Idain)
Fiqh 2.147 a: Grooming for the two 'ids
Fiqh 2.147 b: Eating on the two 'ids
Fiqh 2.148: Going out to the musalla (place of prayer)
Fiqh 2.148 a: Women and children going out to attend 'id prayer
Fiqh 2.148 b: Taking different routes to and from musalla
Fiqh 2.149: The time of 'Id prayers
Fiqh 2.149 a: The azhan and iqamah for salatul 'idain
Fiqh 2.150: The takbir during salatul 'idain
Fiqh 2.151: Prayer before or after salatul 'id
Fiqh 2.151 a: For whom the performance of salatul 'id is valid
Fiqh 2.151 b: Whoever misses salatul 'id with the congregation may pray two rak'at
Fiqh 2.151 c: The khutbah of salatul 'id
Fiqh 2.152: Making up a missed 'id prayer
Fiqh 2.153: Playing, amusements, singing, and eating on the days of 'id
Fiqh 2.154: The excellence of good deeds in the first ten days of Zhul-Hijjah
Fiqh 2.154 a: Congratulating one another on the days of 'id
Fiqh 2.154 b: Takbirat during the days of 'id
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