Sunan at-Tirmidhi (Jami-al-Tirmidhi)

that the Propet offered salah facing his camel, or his riding-beast. He also prayed on the back of his riding-beast whichever side it faced. [Ab 4793, Bukhari 430, Muslim 502, Abu Dawud 692]
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that he was aware of the hadith in which the Prophet said, "When the food is brought and the salah is established, begin with the meal." [Ahmed 11971, Bukhari 672, Muslim 557, Nisai 849, Ibn e Majah 933]
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that Allah's Messenger said, "If food is laid down and the congregation stands up, then first consume the meal."
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that Allah's Messenger (SAW) said, "If one of you feels sleepy while he is in prayer then let him go and sleep till sleep has departed from him, for, if one of you prays and he is drowsy then he might mean to make istighfar but may revile himself instead." [Ahmed 24341, Bukhari 212, Muslim 786, Abu Dawud 1310, Ibn e Majah 1370]
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Abu Atiyah as saying that Malik ibn Huwayrith used to visit them at their place of salah and narrated a hadith to them. One day, it was time for salah and they requested him to lead them (in prayers). He said, "Let one of you lead that I might disclose why I do not lead you in salah. I had heard Allah's Messenger (SAW) say that one who visits a people should not become their imam, but one of their own must lead them (in salah)." [Ahmed 15602, Nisai 786, Abu Dawud 596]
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that the Prophet (SAW) said, "It is not lawful for a man to look into another's house till he is given permission. If he looks in then (it is as though) he has entered the house. And the imam of a people must not make supplication exclusively for himself. If he does that then he has been treacherous with them. And one must not suppress urge to relieve oneself in order to stand in prayer." [Ahmed 22478, Abu Dawud 90, Ibn e Majah 923]
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that he heard Sayyidina Anas ibn Malik (RA) say that Allah's Messenger (SAW) cursed three people: a man who acts as their imam though they dislike him, a woman who sleeps through the night while her husband is angry at her, and a man who hears "come to success" (words of Azaan) yet does not join the congregation of salah.
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from Jarir from Mansur from Hilal ibn Yasaf from Ziyad ibn abu Jaad who from Amr ibn Harith ibn Mustaliq that it was said, "The greatest torment is for two people: a woman who disobeys her husband, and an imam who carries on in his office in spite of the displeasure of those who are his muqtadis (followers in prayer)." Jarir said that they asked Mansur about the imam and he said, "This means a wrong-doing imam. If he adheres to sunnah then the muqtadis will be sinners that is, those who are fed up with him."
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that he heard form Sayyidina Abu Umamah (RA) that Allah's Messenger (SAW) said, "There are three people whose salah does not go beyond their ears: the fleeing slave till he returns, the woman who sleeps in the night but her husband is displeased with her, and the imam of a people who dislike him."
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that Allah's Messenger (PBUH) I fell down from a horse once. He was hurt, so he led them in prayer while he was seated. They prayed behind him sitting. (When it was over) he turned to them and said "The imam is or the imam is made that he should be followed. When he calls the takbir, you do that. When he bows down, you should bow down. When he raises (his head), you too rise up. When he calls out, "Allah hears he who praises Him" say, "O our Lord for you is all praise". And when he goes into prostration, you too go into prostration. And if he prays sitting down, you too pray sitting down." [Ahmed 12075, Bukhari 805, Muslim 411, Abu Dawud 601, Nisai 828, Ibn e Majah 1238]
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