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List of Chapters in The Book of The AlTatbiq Clasping One Hands Together
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- Then he said Sami Allahu liman hamidah Rabbana wa laka Alhamd Allah hears those who praise Him our Lord and to You be the praise then he stood up until every part of him had settled
- It was narrated that Ibn Abbas said The Prophet drew back the curtain when the people were in rows behind Abu Bakr may Allah be pleased with him and said O people there is nothing left of the features of Prophethood except a good dream that a Muslim sees or is seen by others for him
- It was narrated from Jabir Bin Abdullah that When the Prophet bowed he said laka rakatu wa bika amantu wa laka aslamtu wa alayka tawakaltu anta Rabbi khashaa sami wa basri wa dammi wa lahmi wa azmi wa asabi Lillahi Rabbi AlAlamin O Allah to You I have bowed in You I believe to You I have submitted and in You I put my trust
- My hearing my sight my flesh my blood my brain and my sinews are humbled before Allah the Lord of the Worlds
- Then prostrate until you are at ease in prostration then raise your head until you are at ease in sitting then prostrate until you are at ease in prostration
- And when he says Sami Allahu liman hamidah Allah hears the one who praises Him then say Rabbana wa laka Alhamd O Allah our Lord and to You be the praise Allah will hear you for Allah has said on the lips of His Prophet Allah hears the one who praises Him
- It was narrated from Ibn Abbas that When the Prophet wanted to prostrate after bowing he would say Rabbana wa laka Alhamd milas samawati wa mila Alardi wa milama shita min shaiin bad O Allah our Lord to You be the Praise filling the heavens filling the Earth and filling whatever else You will
- Athlath thanai Almajdi khairu ma qala Alabdu wa kulluna laka abdun la mania lima ataita wa la yanfau dha Aljaddi minka Aljadd Allah hears the one who praises Him Our Lord to You be the Praise filling the heavens filling the Earth and filling whatever else You will Lord of Glory and Majesty the truest thing a slave had said and we are all slaves to You
- Abu Hurairah narrated that The Messenger of Allah used to supplicate in prayer when he said Sami Allahu liman hamidah Rabbana wa laka Alhamd Allah hears those who praise Him O our Lord and to You be praise then he said while standing before he prostrated O Allah save AlWalid Bin AlWalid and Salamah Bin Hisham and Ayshah Bin Abi Rabiah and those who are weak and oppressed in Makkah
- It was narrated from Salim from his father that He heard the Prophet when he raised his head in the last rakah of the subh prayer say O Allah curse so and so and so and so supplicating against some of the hypocrites
- It was narrated from Abu Malik AlAshjai that his father said I prayed behind the Messenger of Allah and he did not say the Qunut and I prayed behind Abu Bakr and he did not say the Qunut and I prayed behind Umar and he did not say the Qunut and I prayed behind Uthman and he did not say the Qunut and I prayed behind Ali and he did not say the Qunut
- It was narrated that Jabir Bin Abdullah said We used to pray Zuhr with the Messenger of Allah and I would take a handful of pebbles in my hand to cool them down then I would pass them from one hand to the other and when I prostrated I would put them down to lay my forehead on them
- It was narrated from Ibn Umar in a Marfu report that The hands prostrate as the face prostrates so when one of you puts his face down he should put his hands down and when he raises the face he should raise the hands too
- It was narrated from Ibn Abbas The Prophet was commanded to prostrate on seven and he was forbidden to tuck up his hair and garment on his hands his knees the edges of his feet
- It was narrated that Aishah said I noticed the Messenger of Allah was missing one night and I found him when he was prostrating with his feet held upright and he was saying inni audhu biridaka min sakhatik wa bimuafatika min uqubatik wa bika minka la uhsi thanaan alaika anta kama athnaita ala nafsik O Allah I seek refuge with Your pleasure from Your wrath in Your forgiveness from Your punishment and in You from You
- It was narrated from Maimunah that When the Prophet prostrated he would hold his arms out from his sides so that if a lamb wanted to pass beneath his arms it would be able to do so
- Abdulrahman Bin Shibl said The Messenger of Allah forbade three things Pecking like a crow resting one forearms on the ground like a predator and allocating the same place for prayer like a camel gets used to a certain place
- Then he stood and prayed and when he prostrated he said jal fi qalbi nuran wajal fi sami nuran wajal fi basri nuran wajal min tahti nuran wajal min fawqi nuran wa an yamii nuran wa an yasari nuran wajal amami nuran wajal khalfi nuran wa azimli nura O Allah place light in my heart and place light in my hearing and place light in my seeing and place light beneath me and place light above me and light on my right and light on my left and place light behind me and make the light greater for me
- It was narrated that Aishah said I noticed that the Messenger of Allah was missing and I thought he had gone to visit one of his concubines so I looked for him and found him prostrating and saying Rabbighfirli ma asrartu wa ma alant O Allah forgive me for what sin I have concealed and what I have done openly
- It was narrated from Muhammad Bin Maslamah that When the Messenger of Allah got up to offer voluntary prayers at night he would say when he prostrated laka sajadtu wa bika amantu wa laka aslamtu anta Rabbi sajada wajhi lilladhi khalaqahu wa sawarahu wa shaqqa samahu wa basarahu tabarak Allahu ahsan Alkhaliqin O Allah to You I have prostrated and in You I have believed and to You I have submitted
- I heard him saying Audhu biridaka min sakhatika wa audhu bimu afatika min uqubatika wa audhu bika minka la uhsi thanaan alaika anta kama athnaita ala nafsik I seek refuge in Your pleasure from Your wrath I seek refuge in Your forgiveness from Your punishment I seek refuge in You from You
- He started reciting AlBaqarah and he did not come to any verse that spoke of mercy but he paused and asked for mercy and he did not come to any verse that spoke of punishment but he paused and sought refuge with Allah from that
- Then he prostrated and made his prostration lengthy saying Subhan Rabbia AlAla Subhan Rabbia AlAla Subhan Rabbia AlAla Glory be to my Lord Most High Glory be to my Lord Most High Glory be to my Lord Most High
- He said to me You should prostrate for I heard the Messenger of Allah say There is no one who prostrates once to Allah SWT but Allah SWT will raise him one degree thereby and erase one sin thereby
- And he mentioned the Sirat and said The Messenger of Allah said I will be the first one to cross it and when Allah has finished passing judgment among His creation and has brought forth from the Fire those whom He wants to bring forth Allah will command the angels and the messengers to intercede and they will be recognized by their signs for the Fire will consume all of the son of Adam apart from the place of prostration
- It was narrated from Malik Bin AlHuwairith that When the Prophet of Allah started to pray he raised his hands and when he bowed he did likewise and when he raised his head from bowing he did likewise and when he raised his head from prostration he did likewise meaning he raised his hands
- And between the two prostrations he would say Rabbighfirli Rabbighfirli Lord forgive me Lord forgive me
- AlNadr Bin Kathir Abu Sahl AlAszidi said Abdullah Bin Tawus prayed beside me at Mina in Masjid AlKhaif and when he made the first prostration he raised his head and raised his hands up to his face
- Abdullah Bin Tawus said I saw my father do it and my father said I saw Ibn Abbas do it and Abullah Bin Abbas said I saw the Messenger of Allah doing it
- Abu Hurairah said When the Messenger of Allah stood to pray he said the takbir when he started then he said the takbir when he bowed then he said Sami Allahu liman hamidah Allah hears the one who praises Him when he stood up from bowing
- It was narrated that Abu Qibalah said Malik Bin AlHuwairith used to come to us and say Shall I not tell you about the prayer of the Messenger of Allah He was praying at a time other than the time of prayer and when he raised his head from the second prostration in the first rakah he settled in a seated position then he stood up and he supported himself on the ground while doing so
- It was narrated from Abu Bakr Bin Abdulrahman and from Abu Salamah Bin Abdulrahman that They prayed behind Abu Hurairah may Allah SWT be pleased with him and he when he bowed he said the Takbir when he raised his head he said Sami Allahu liman hamidah Rabbana wa laka Alhamd
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- Chapter on Clasping one hands together in Sunan AlNasai
- Chapter on Abrogation of that in Sunan AlNasai
- Chapter on Holding the knees when bowing in Sunan AlNasai
- Chapter on Where to place the palms when bowing in Sunan AlNasai
- Chapter on Where to place the fingers when bowing in Sunan AlNasai
- Chapter on Holding the arms out from one side when bowing in Sunan AlNasai
- Chapter on Being moderate in bowing in Sunan AlNasai
- Chapter on The prohibition of reciting Quran while bowing in Sunan AlNasai
- Chapter on Glorification of the Lord while bowing in Sunan AlNasai
- Chapter on Remembrace while bowing in Sunan AlNasai
- Chapter on Another kind of remembrance when bowing in Sunan AlNasai
- Chapter on Another kind in Sunan AlNasai
- Chapter on Another Kind in Sunan AlNasai
- Chapter on Concession allowing one not to recite any remembrance when bowing in Sunan AlNasai
- Chapter on The command to bow properly in Sunan AlNasai
- Chapter on Raising the hands when rising from bowing in Sunan AlNasai
- Chapter on Raising the hands until they are level with the highest part of the ears in Sunan AlNasai
- Chapter on Raising the hands until they are level with the shoulders when rising from bowing in Sunan AlNasai
- Chapter on Concession allowing one not to do that in Sunan AlNasai
- Chapter on What the Imam says when he raises his head from bowing in Sunan AlNasai
- Chapter on What the person praying behind the imam should say in Sunan AlNasai
- Chapter on Saying Rabbana wa lak Alhamd Our Lord and to You be the praise in Sunan AlNasai
- Chapter on The duration of the standing between rising up from bowing to prostrating in Sunan AlNasai
- Chapter on What is to be said when standing up after bowing in Sunan AlNasai
- Chapter on The Qunut after bowing in Sunan AlNasai
- Chapter on The Qunut during the Subh prayer in Sunan AlNasai
- Chapter on The Qunut during the Zuhr prayer in Sunan AlNasai
- Chapter on The Qunut during the Maghrib prayer in Sunan AlNasai
- Chapter on Uttering curses during the Qunut in Sunan AlNasai
- Chapter on Cursing the hypocrites during the Qunut in Sunan AlNasai
- Chapter on Not saying the Qunut in Sunan AlNasai
- Chapter on Cooling the pebbles in order to prostrate on them in Sunan AlNasai
- Chapter on The Takbir when prostrating in Sunan AlNasai
- Chapter on How one should go down for prostration in Sunan AlNasai
- Chapter on Raising the hands before prostrating in Sunan AlNasai
- Chapter on Not raising the hands when prostrating in Sunan AlNasai
- Chapter on The first part of the body that should reach the ground when a person prostrates in Sunan AlNasai
- Chapter on Putting the hands down along with the face when prostrating in Sunan AlNasai
- Chapter on On how many parts of the body does one prostrate on in Sunan AlNasai
- Chapter on Explanation of that in Sunan AlNasai
- Chapter on Prostrating on one forehead in Sunan AlNasai
- Chapter on Prostrating on one nose in Sunan AlNasai
- Chapter on Prostrating on the hands in Sunan AlNasai
- Chapter on Prostrating on the knees in Sunan AlNasai
- Chapter on Prostrating on the feet in Sunan AlNasai
- Chapter on Placing the feet upright during prostration in Sunan AlNasai
- Chapter on Bending the toes so that they point toward the Qiblah during prostration in Sunan AlNasai
- Chapter on Placement of the hands when prostrating in Sunan AlNasai
- Chapter on The Prohibition of resting one forearms on the ground when prostrating in Sunan AlNasai
- Chapter on Description of prostration in Sunan AlNasai
- Chapter on Holding the arms out from one side when prostrating in Sunan AlNasai
- Chapter on Moderation in prostration in Sunan AlNasai
- Chapter on Maintaing one back at ease when prostrating in Sunan AlNasai
- Chapter on The prohibition of pecking like a crow in Sunan AlNasai
- Chapter on The prohibition of tucking up the hair when prostrating in Sunan AlNasai
- Chapter on The likeness of one who prays with his hair bound behind him in Sunan AlNasai
- Chapter on The prohibition of tucking up one garment when prostrating in Sunan AlNasai
- Chapter on Prostrating on one garment in Sunan AlNasai
- Chapter on The command to prostrate properly in Sunan AlNasai
- Chapter on The prohibition of reciting Quran when prostrating in Sunan AlNasai
- Chapter on The command to strive hard in supplication when prostrating in Sunan AlNasai
- Chapter on The supplication when prostrating in Sunan AlNasai
- Chapter on The number of Tasbihs in prostration in Sunan AlNasai
- Chapter on Concession allowing one not to recite a statement of remembrance while prostrating in Sunan AlNasai
- Chapter on When is a person closest to Allah the Mighty and Sublime in Sunan AlNasai
- Chapter on The virtue of prostration in Sunan AlNasai
- Chapter on The reward of the one who prostrates to Allah the Mighty and Sublime in Sunan AlNasai
- Chapter on The place of prostration in Sunan AlNasai
- Chapter on Is it permissible to make one prostration longer than the other in Sunan AlNasai
- Chapter on The Takbir when sitting up from prostration in Sunan AlNasai
- Chapter on Raising the hands when rising from the first prostration in Sunan AlNasai
- Chapter on Not doing that between the two prostrations in Sunan AlNasai
- Chapter on The supplication between the two prostrations in Sunan AlNasai
- Chapter on Raising the hands near the face between the two prostrations in Sunan AlNasai
- Chapter on How to sit between the two prostrations in Sunan AlNasai
- Chapter on How long one should sit between the two prostrations in Sunan AlNasai
- Chapter on The takbir for the prostration in Sunan AlNasai
- Chapter on Settling in a seated position after rising from the two prostrations in Sunan AlNasai
- Chapter on Supporting oneself on the ground when getting up in Sunan AlNasai
- Chapter on Lifting the hands from the ground before the knees in Sunan AlNasai
- Chapter on The takbir when getting up in Sunan AlNasai
- Chapter on How to sit for the first tashahhud in Sunan AlNasai
- Chapter on Pointing the toes toward the Qiblah when sitting for the first tashahhud in Sunan AlNasai
- Chapter on Placement of the hands when sitting for the first tashahhud in Sunan AlNasai
- Chapter on Where one should look while reciting the tashahhud in Sunan AlNasai
- Chapter on Pointing with the finger during the first tashahhud in Sunan AlNasai
- Chapter on What is said in the first tashahhud in Sunan AlNasai
- Chapter on Another version of the tashahhud in Sunan AlNasai
- Chapter on Being brief in the first tashahhud in Sunan AlNasai
- Chapter on Not reciting the first tashahhud in Sunan AlNasai
- The Combined Hadith Book Of Manners and Etiquette
- Sunan AlNasai