Sunan at-Tirmidhi (Jami-al-Tirmidhi)

narrated that after Allah's Messenger (SAW) had finished prayer a man came. So he said, "Who will join this man in trading?" A man got up and offered salah with him. (Thus, both earned reward of congregational prayer) [Ahmed 11019, Abu Dawud 224]
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narrated that Allah's Messenger (SAW) said, "As for him who offers the Salah of Isha with the congregation he earns reward for worship a half of the night. And he who offers both the isha and fajr with the congregation is as though he was awake all through the night." [Ahmed 409, Muslim 656, Abu Dawud 555]
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narrated that the Prophet (SAW) said, "He who offers the fajr with the congregation is in Allah's protection. Hence, do not miss Allah's protection." [Ahmed 18836, Muslim 657]
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reported the Prophet (SAW) as saying, "Give glad tidings to those, who walk towards mosques in the dark, of perfect light on the day of Resurrection." [Abu Dawud 561]
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reported that Allah's Messenger (SAW) said, "The best of the rows of men is the first and the worst is the last. And, the best of the rows of women is the last and the worst of them is the first." [Ahmed 7366, Muslim 440, Abu Dawud 678, Nisai 816]
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He also said, "If people learn of the reward on calling the adhan and praying in the first row, and they cannot get that without drawing lots, they would draw lots surely."
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The like of it (previous hadith, #225) is reported by Qutaybah from Malik from Sumayya, from Abu Salih from Abu Hurayrah who from the Prophet (SAW).
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narrated that Allah Messenger (SAW) used to straighten their rows. One day, as he came out, he saw a man's chest bulging out of the row. He said, "Straighten your rows otherwise Allah will put your faces in different directions." [Ahmed 18404, Bukhari 717, Muslim 436, Abu Dawud 663, Ibn e Majah 994]
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reported the Prophet (SAW) as saying, "Let the prudent and sedate among you be near me. Then those who are closer to them followed by those closer to them. And do not dispute with each other lest your hearts become hateful. And keep away from the chaos of the market." [Ahmed 4373, Muslim 432, Abu Dawud 675]
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that they prayed behind an amir of the several amirs. The people compiled them to stand between two pillars. When they finished, Sayyidina Ans ibn Malik (RA) said, "We used to avoid that in the times of Allah's Messenger (SAW). [Abu Dawud 673, Nisai 820]
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