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that he asked Allah's Messenger (SAW) about the prayer of a man while he is sitting down. He said, "He who prays while standing is more excellent. And he who prays while sitting down, for him is reward half of one who is standing. One who prays lying down, for him is reward a1f of he who is sitting." [Ahmed 2003, Bukhari 1115, Abu Dawud 951, Nisai 1659, Ibn e Majah 1231]

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]

the Prophet's wife, said, "I had never seen Allah's Messenger (SAW) offer the optional salah sitting down till one year before his death he began to offer it sitting down and whichever surah he recited in it, he recited with pauses till it became lengthier than it was." [Ahmed 26505, Muslim 733, Nisai 1654]

(an ally of Banu Abdul Muttalib), reported that the Prophet (SAW) stood up in a salah of zuhr while he ought to have observed julus (the first sitting). When he completed the salah, he made two prostrations, raising the takbir in each while he was yet sitting down and had not yet made the salutation. The people prostrated with him. This was in compensation of the julus that he had forgotten. [Ahmed 22981, Bukhari 829, Muslim 570, Abu Dawud 1034, Nisai 1178, Ibn e Majah 1206]

that in his illness before death. Allah's Messenger (SAW) prayed sitting down by the side of Sayyidina Abu Bakr. [Ahmed 25312]

that Allah;s Messenger (SAW) used to call the takbir at every bowing, rising, standing and sitting. And Abu Bakr and Umar (also did that). [Ahmed 3660, Muslim 224]

that Allah's Messenger (SAW) said, "Surely, the devil comes to one of you in his prayer and makes things obscure for him till he does not remember how much he has prayed. So, if one of you experiences that then let him prostrate two prostrations while he is sitting."

that Allah's Messenger (SAW) said, "If a man breaks wind when he is sitting towards the conclusion of his salah, before he has made salutation, then his salah is (validly) completed."

from his father and he from his grandfather that Allah's Messenger disallowed recital of poetry in mosque, buying and selling therein, and people sitting in circles there before Friday prayers. [Ahmed 6688, Abu Dawud 1079, Nisai 713, Ibn e Majah 749]

It is also reported from Ibrahim ibn Tahman from the same isnad, but his words are: Imran ibn Husayn (RA) said that he asked Allah's Messenger (SAW) about the salah of a sick person and he said, "He should offer it standing up. If he cannot, then sitting down, but if he cannot offer it even siting down then lying down."