Sunan at-Tirmidhi (Jami-al-Tirmidhi)

from his father that he said, "The Messenger of Allah would lead us in salah. Then turn to both sides, to his right and to his left." [Ahmed 22026, Abu Dawud 1041, Ibn e Majah 929]
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Once the Prophet (SAW) was seated in the mosquc and we were with him. A villager came and offered a brief salah and on finishing it he offered salaam to the Prophet (SAW). He said, "Go and offer salah. You have not offered it." He went back and repeated it and came back and greeted the Prophet (SAW) but he said, "Go and offer salah for you have not observed it." This happened twice or thrice. Each time, he came offered salaam and the-Prophet (SAW) told him to go and offer salah, for he had not done it. The people were worried because of that, imagining that whoever offered a brief prayer had not actually prayed. So, this man said finally. "Teach me, for I am a human who may be right as well as mistaken." The Prophet (SAW) said, "Okay! When you come for prayer, make ablution as Allah has commanded. Then call the adhan and the iqamah. Then if you remember something from the Qur'an, recite it otherwise praise Allah and extol him and recite "There is no God but Allah". Then go into ruku and bow down in a composed manner. Then stand up straight. Then go into sajdah in a careful way and then sit peacefully. Then stand up. If you do that then your salah is perfect but if there is a lapse then there will be a lapse in your salah."
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that when Allah's Messenger (SAW) entered the mosque, another person also entered it and he offered salah. Then, he came and greeted the Prophet (SAW). He responded to his salam and said, 'Go back and repeat your prayer, for, you have not offered it.' He went back and repeated the salah in the same way as he had offered before. He then came to the Prophet (SAW) and greeted him with salaam. He gave the response and said to him, "Go offer the salah. You have not prayed." This happened three times. This man submitted, "By Him Who has sent you with the true religion, I cannot offer prayer better than this. Do teach me!" So, the Prophet (SAW) said, 'When you stand for salah, call the takbir (which is takbir tahrimah). Then recite from the Qur'an whatever you remember. Then make the ruku peacefully. Get up and stand straight. Then make the sajdah in a peaceful manner. Get up and sit composedly. Do this throughout in your salah.' [Ahmed 9641, Bukhari 757, Muslim 397, Nisai 884, Abu Dawud 856, Ibn e Majah 1060]
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having heard Sayyidina Abu Humayd Saidi (RA) say when he was among ten sahabah Sayyidina Abu Qatadah ibn Rabi was one of them that he knew about the salah of Allah's Messenger more than anyone of them. They said "Neither had you had the Prophet's (SAW) company earlier than us nor had you more of it or frequently." He said, "That is correct." They said, "Go on, narrate." Abu Humayd said, "When Allah's Messenger(SAW) stood up for salah, he stood straight and raised both hands to his shoulders. When he was going into the bowing posture, he would raise both hands to his shoulders and went into ruku, saying, Allahu Akbar. He observed ruku with moderation, neither lowering his hand nor raising it high. He placed both hands on his knees. He would then say: "Allah listens to one who praises Him" and raise his hands and he stood up moderately till every bone was in its place. Then he would bow down towards the ground for sajdah, saying Allahu Akbar, Kepping arms apart from arm-pits. He would turn his toes gently towards the qiblah. Then he truned the left foot and sat on it with moderation till every bone found its place. Then he lowered his head for sajdah, saying Allahu Akbar. Then he would stand up. He did this in every raka'ah. When he got up from both prostrations, he called the takbir and raised both hands up to his shoulders as he had done in the beginning of salah. He would do that till it was the last raka'ah of his salah. He would stretch the left leg and sit down on his hips in tuwarruk form. Then be turned in salutation." [Ahmed 23660, Ibn e Majah 1061, Bukhari 828, Nisai 1038, Abu Dawud 730]
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Muhammad ibn Bashshar, Hasan ibn Halwani and many people report from Abu Aasim from Abdul Hamid ibn Jafar from Muhammad ibn Amr ibn Attar that he heard Sayyidina Abu Humayd say in the presence of ten Companions (RA) , including Sayyidina Abu Qatadah ... (the Hadith). Then he recalled the Hadith like that of Yahya ibn Saeed. But, in this hadith Aasim reported from Abdul Hamid this much more: The sahahaba (RA) then confirmed, "You spoke the truth. Allahs Messenger did offer salah in this manner."
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from his uncle Qutbah ibn Malik that he said, "I heard Allah's Messenger recite in the first raka'ah of fajr (50:10)." [Muslim 457, Abu Dawud 816, Nisai 946]
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that Allah's Messenger (SAW) recited in the salah of zuhr and asr surah al-Buruj (85) at-Tariq (86) and the like of these. [Ahmed 21074, Nisai 978, Abu Dawud 805]
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from his mother, Sayyidah Umm Fadl (RA) She said, "During his illness, Allah's Messenger came to us. He had a bandage around his head. In the salah of maghrib, he recited surah al-Mursalat. Then till his death, he did not recite this surah (in maghrib)." [Ahmed 26945, Bukhari 773, Muslim 462, Abu Dawud 810, Nisai 982, Ibn e Majah 831]
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from his father that Allah's Messenger (SAW) recited surah ash-Shams (91) and the like of it, in the salah of isha. [Ahmed 18529, Nisai 995]
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that the Prophet (SAW) recited the surah at-Tin (95) in the salah of Isha. [Ahmed 18710, Bukhari 767, Abu Dawud 1221, Nisai 996,.Muslim 464, Ibn e Majah 834]
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