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reported than on the day of the Trenches, Umar ibn al-Khattab(RA) reviled the disbelieving Quraysh and said, "0 Messenger of Allah (SAW) I could not offer the Salah of Asr till the sun was about to set." He said, "By Allah! I could not offer the Salah of Asr till the sun was about to set." He said, "By Allah! I too have not offered it." The narrator said that they then stopped at Bathan where the Prophet (SAW) made ablution and then they made ablution and he offered the Asr and then he offered the Maghrib. [Muslim 631, Bukhari 596]
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the freed slave of 'Aishah the wife of the Prophet (saw), "Aishah told me to copy a Mushaf for her, and she said: 'When you reach this verse, call my attention: Guard strictly the Salawat especially the middle (Al-Wusta) Salah. [2:238] When I reached it, I called her attention and she dictated to me: 'Guard strictly the Salawat especially the middle (Al-Wusta) Salah and the 'Asr prayer, and stand before Allah with obedience.' Then she said: 'I heard it from the Messenger of Allah (saw).'" (Sahih)
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having heard Sayyidina Abu Humayd Saidi (RA) say when he was among ten sahabah Sayyidina Abu Qatadah ibn Rabi was one of them that he knew about the salah of Allah's Messenger more than anyone of them. They said "Neither had you had the Prophet's (SAW) company earlier than us nor had you more of it or frequently." He said, "That is correct." They said, "Go on, narrate." Abu Humayd said, "When Allah's Messenger(SAW) stood up for salah, he stood straight and raised both hands to his shoulders. When he was going into the bowing posture, he would raise both hands to his shoulders and went into ruku, saying, Allahu Akbar. He observed ruku with moderation, neither lowering his hand nor raising it high. He placed both hands on his knees. He would then say: "Allah listens to one who praises Him" and raise his hands and he stood up moderately till every bone was in its place. Then he would bow down towards the ground for sajdah, saying Allahu Akbar, Kepping arms apart from arm-pits. He would turn his toes gently towards the qiblah. Then he truned the left foot and sat on it with moderation till every bone found its place. Then he lowered his head for sajdah, saying Allahu Akbar. Then he would stand up. He did this in every raka'ah. When he got up from both prostrations, he called the takbir and raised both hands up to his shoulders as he had done in the beginning of salah. He would do that till it was the last raka'ah of his salah. He would stretch the left leg and sit down on his hips in tuwarruk form. Then be turned in salutation." [Ahmed 23660, Ibn e Majah 1061, Bukhari 828, Nisai 1038, Abu Dawud 730]
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from Qatadab who from Hasan that Sayyidina Samurah (RA) narrated having rememberred two silent periods in salah. Sayyidina breran ibn Husayn Denied that, saying, 'We remember only one period of silence." So, they wrote to Sayyidina Ubayy ibn Ka'b at Madinah and he wrote back that Samurah rememberred correctly. Sa'eed said that they asked Qatadah what those periods of silence were. He said, "(They were) When one begins the salah (after the first takbir) and when one finishes the recital at Waladdaaleen . The narrator said that he liked very much the silence on finishing the recital till he had regained his breath. [Abu Dawud 780, Ibn e Majah 844]
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"There are two things which I never asked anyone about after I saw the Messenger of Allah (saw). He was with us on a journey and he went away to relieve himself, then he came and performed Wudu, and he wiped over his forehead and two sides of his Imamah, and he wiped over his Khuffs." He said: "And (the other issue) the Imam's Salah behind one of his followers. I saw the Messenger of Allah (saw) when he was on a journey and time for prayer came. The Prophet (saw) could not join them, so they called Iqamah and they asked Ibn 'Awf to lead them in prayer. Then the Messenger of Allah (saw) came and offered the remainder of the prayer behind Ibn Awf, then when Ibn 'Awf said the Salah, the Prophet (saw) stood up and completed what he had missed (of the prayer)." (Sahih)
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that Allah's Messenger used to offer salah on a mat.
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that Allah's Messenger (saw) said, "There is no salah after dawn except the two prostrations (two sunnah)."
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that the Messenger of Allah (saw) said: "If any one of you feels drowsy during his Salah, let him go and take a nap." (Sahih)
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that the Messenger of Allah (saw) used to send Salah on the first row three times and on the second row once. (Sahih)
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reported that the Prophet (SAW) said about the Salat ul Wusta that it is Salah of Asr. [Ahmed 20103]
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