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reported, that a man asked Sayyidina Ibn Mas'ud (RA), "Which deed was the best"? He said, "I had put the same question to Allah's Messenger (SAW) and he said, "To offer Salah during the mustahabb time for it." Then I asked him, what was besides that and he said that it was to serve parents. When I asked him about anything besides, he said it was to wage jihad in Allah's path." [Ahmed 4223, Bukhari 527, M85]

reported that the Prophet (SAW) was asked about a man who noticed moisture on his garment on awakening from sleep but does not remember the nocturnal dream, he said that he must have a bath. He was also asked about one who remembers a nocturnal dream but his garments have no moisture. He said that he need not have a bath. Sayyidah Umm Salamah (RA) asked, "O Messenger of Allah (SAW) Shall a woman, who has this experience need have a bath?" He said, "Yes. Women are like men." [Ahmed26255, Abu Dawud 236, Ibn e Majah 612]

said, "I was much worried because of mazi and had to bath again and again. So, I asked Allah’s Messenger (SAW) about it. He said, 'It is enough to make ablution with it.' And I asked what should be done if it drops on the garment. He said that I should sprinkle a handful of water where it had stained the clothes." [Ahmed15973, Abu Dawud 210, Ibn e Majah 506]

said that Allah's Messenger (SAW) was asked about making ablution after eating camel flesh. He said, "Make ablution after that." Then he was asked about mutton. He said, "It is not necessary after that." [Ahmed18725,18563, Abu Dawud 184, Ibn e Majah 494]

said that when he saw Sayyidina Jarir ibn Abdullah (RA) perform ablution and wipe over his socks, he asked him about it and he said that he had seen the Prophet (SAW) do it. Shahr asked him, "Was it before al-Ma'idah was revealed, or after?" He said, "I embraced Islam after the revelation of al-Ma'idah."

reported to Bishr ibn Mufaddil, Abdur Rahman ibn Ishaq him, Abu Ubaydah ibn Muhammad ibn Ammar ibn Yasar from him that he asked Sayyidina ibn Abdullah (RA) about masah on socks. He said, "0 Nisai ephew! This is Sunnah. "Then he asked about masah on the turban. He said, "It is necessary to touch the hair."

said that a woman asked Sayyidah Aisha (RA), "Shall any of us redeem the Salah of the days of menstruation?" She asked in return, Are you Haruriyah? When one of us had her menses, she was not commanded to redeem the Salah?" [Bukhari 262, Muslim 335, Abu Dawud 262. Nisai 282.Ibn e Majah 631]

reported from his father (Buraidah (RA). He said someone came to the Prophet (SAW) and asked him about the times of salah. He said, "Stay with us, Insha-Allah."Then he commanded Sayyidina Bilal (RA) and he called the Iqamah at the time of rise of dawn. Then he commanded Sayyidina Bilal (RA) and he gave the Iqamah at the declination of the sun and (they) offered the Zuhr Salah. Then he commanded him (Bilal) and he called the iqamah and (they) offered the asr while the sun was high and bright. Then when the sun set, he gave the command for Maghrib. Then he gave the command for Isha and he called the iqamah when the twilight had disappeared. Then, the next day, he gave the command and the fair was offered in a good light. Then he commanded for the Zuhr and they offered it when the extreme heat had cooled down. Then he gave the command for the Asr and he gave the iqamah when the sun's time was more delayed than the previous day. Then he gave the command for Maghrib and (they) offered it a little before twilight disappeared. Then he gave the command for Isha and he called its iqamah when a third of the night had passed. Then the Prophet (SAW) asked, "Where is he who had asked about the times of Salah?" He said, "Here am I!" So, he said, "The times of Salah are between these two times." [Ahmed 23016, Nisai 515, Ibn e Majah 667, Muslim 613]

that he asked Bara ibn Aazib , "Where did the Prophet (SAW) place his face while prostrating?" He said, "Between his two plams."

that he asked Allah's Messenger (SAW) about brushing aside pebbles while in salah. He said, "If you must do it, then (do) just once." [Ahmed 15590]