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that Allah's Messenger (SAW) said, "Shall I not tell you of something by which Allah erases sins and elevates ranks?" They (the sahabah) said, 'Of course, O Messenger of Allah! (SAW)" He said, "To perfect ablution even in trying conditions, to go towards mosques very often and to wait for the next salah after offering one. This is ribat (guarding the frontiers)." [Bukhari 7733,Muslim 251, Nisai 90]

that the Prophet (SAW) used to pray four rakaat before asr, separating them with greetings to the angels who are near to Allah and to those who followed them of the Muslims and the believers. (that is, he prayed in two's). [Ahmed 85, Ibn e Majah 1161]

that Allah's Messenger (SAW) said, "When the imam says ,you say (Our Lord: And all praise belongs to You). So if anyone's saying synchronises with the saying of the angels then all his previous sins are forgiven." [Ahmed 9930, Abu Dawud 848, Bukhari 796, Muslim 409]

that the Prophet (SAW) said, "When (after reciting surah al-Fatihah) the imam says ameen, you too say ameen (because the angels also say it). So, if anyone's ameen coincides with the angel's then all his past sins are forgiven." [Ahmed 7247, Bukhari 870, Abu Dawud 936, Nisai 924, Ibn e Majah 8521

Allah's Messenger (SAW) as saying, "None of you ceases to be in prayer as long he waits for it. And the angels cease not to pray for him as long as he is in the mosque (0 Allah, forgive him, 0 Allah, have mercy on him), and this till he has hadath and breaks his ablution)." Then a man of Hadramawt asked, "0 Abu Hurayrah, what is hadath?" He said, "It is to break wind whether there is an accompanying sound or not." [Ahmed 8084, Ibn e Majah 799, Muslim 649]