Sunan at-Tirmidhi (Jami-al-Tirmidhi)

that he asked Bara ibn Aazib , "Where did the Prophet (SAW) place his face while prostrating?" He said, "Between his two plams."
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heard Allah's Messenger (SAW), Say, "When a worshipper prostates, seven organs prostrate with him: his face his (both) palms, his knees and his feet." [Ahmed 1764, Ibn e Majah 885, Muslim 491, Nisai 1090]
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that the Prophet was commanded to prostrate on seven limbs, and he was forbidden to hold his hair and his garments. [Ahmed 2778, Ibn e Majah 883, Nisai 1092, Ahmed 889, Bukhari 809, Muslim 490]
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from his father that he said, "I was with my father at a plain at Nimrah when some riders passed by. The Prophet stood offering salah. When he went into sajdah, I could see the whites of his armpits." [Ibn e Majah 881, Nisai 1107]
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the Prophet (SAW) as saying, "When one of you prostrates, let him not stretch out his forearms like a dog." [Ahmed 14391, Ibn e Majah 891]
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that he heard Sayyidina Anas say that Allah's Messenger said, "Observe moderation in prostration. None of you must stretch his forearms like a dog." [Ahmed 12066, Bukhari 822, Abu Dawud 897, Muslim 493, Nisai 1024, Ibn e Majah 892.
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from his father that the Prophet (SAW) commanded that palms should rest (on the ground) and feet should be erect.
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that Mu'alla reported from Hammad ibn Ma'dah who from Muhammad ibn Ajian who from Muhammad ibn Ibrahim who from Aamir ibn Sa'd a hadith like this that Allah's Messenger (SAW) commanded them to place both palms on the ground. In this hadith he did not mention the father of Aamir ibn Sa'd.
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that when Allah's Messenger (SAW) bowed down in ruku or raised his head therefrom, and when he went down in sajdah or raised his head from it these postures were nearly equal. [Ahmed 18621, Nisai 1061, Abu Dawud 862, Muslim 461, Bukhari 792]
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Muhammad ibn Bashshar from Muhammad ibn Jafar and he from Shubah reported a hadith like it.
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