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that it is sunnah to recite tashahhud softly (in inaudible voice). [Abu Dawud 986]

that the Prophet (SAW) led them in prayer and forgot (something therein). So, he made two prostrations. Then recited the tashahhud then made the salutation. [Ahmed 19919, Bukhari 344, Abu Dawud 443, Muslim 682]

When I came to Madinah, I said to myself that I would certainly observe the salah of Allah's Messenger (SAW) When he sat down for tashahhud, he laid down his left foot and put his left hand on his left thigh and kept his right leg erect (on its toes). [Ahmed 18892, Abu Dawud 726, Nisai 1264, Ibn e Majah 967]

that Allah's Messenger said, "Salah is in twos, the tashahhud after every two rakaat. It is to be humble and pleading, fearful and beseeching and to raise both hands." The narrator explained that the insides of the hands should be towards the face and raised, and one should plead, "0 my Lord, 0 my Lord!" One who does not do that is like this and like that."

that Abu Humayd, Abu Usayd, Sahl bin Sa'd and Muhammad ibn Maslamah (RA) assembled somewhere and discussed the prayer of Allah's Messenger (SAW). Abu Humayd said that he knew of it more than anyone of them. When the Prophet (SAW) sat down for tashahhud, he stretched his left foot and turned the toes of the right foot to the qiblah. Then he put his right hand over his right knee and left over the left knee, and indicated with his index finger.

that Allah's Messenger (SAW) taught them the tashahhud as he taught them the Qur'an. He would say: All blessed adorations, all worship monetary or physical, are for Allah. Peace be upon you, 0 Prophet and His blessing. Peace be upon us and upon Allah's righteous slaves. I bear witness that there is no God but Allah and I bear witness that Muhammad is Allah's Messenger.