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Mukhtasar Muslim

Book of Mosques

First mosque built on earth.

Construction of the Prophet’s Mosque.

Mosque founded on piety.

Virtue of praying in Mecca and Medina mosques.

Going to Quba Mosque and praying there.

Virtue of building a mosque for Allah’s sake.

Virtue of mosques.

Virtue of taking more steps to the mosque.

Walking to prayer erases sins and raises ranks.

Coming to prayer calmly, avoiding haste.

Women going to mosques.

Prohibiting women from going to the mosque.

Supplication when entering the mosque.

Praying two rak‘ahs (Tahiyyat al-Masjid) upon entering mosque.

Prohibition of leaving mosque after adhan.

Expiation for spitting in the mosque.

Dislike of coming to mosque after eating garlic.

Ruling on staying away from mosque after eating raw onion or garlic.

Removing those with garlic or onion odor from mosque.

Prohibition of announcing lost items in mosque.

Prohibition of making graves places of prostration.

Prohibition of building mosques on graves.

Entire earth made pure and a mosque for me.

How much should the sutrah (barrier) be for the praying person?

Standing close to the sutrah in prayer.

Lying in front of someone praying.

Ruling of facing the qiblah.

Changing qiblah from Jerusalem to Ka‘bah.

No prayer except obligatory when prayer is established.

When should people stand after iqamah is called?

Iqamah is called when imam enters mosque.

Imam leaving after iqamah for bathing.

Straightening the rows in prayer.

Virtue of the first row.

Using miswak at every prayer time.

Virtue of remembrance when starting prayer.

Raising hands in prayer.

With which word does prayer begin and end?

Saying “Allahu Akbar” in prayer.

Prohibition of preceding imam in takbir, etc.

Following the imam is necessary.

Placing one hand over the other in prayer.

What to recite between takbir and recitation.

Not reciting “Bismillah” aloud in prayer.

Regarding “Bismillah...”

Reciting Surah al-Fatiha is obligatory in prayer.

Recite whatever is easy from the Quran.

Recitation behind the imam.

Reciting “Alhamdulillah” and saying “Ameen.”

Recitation in Fajr prayer.

Recitation in Zuhr and Asr prayers.

Recitation in Maghrib prayer.

Recitation in Isha prayer.

Prohibition of preceding imam in bowing and prostration.

Prohibition of raising head before imam.

Placing hands together in bowing.

Placing both hands on knees and abrogation of clasping.

Supplications in bowing and prostration.

Prohibition of reciting Quran in bowing and prostration.

What to say when rising from bowing.

Virtue of prostration and encouragement for frequent prostration.

Supplicating in prostration.

On how many limbs to prostrate.

Moderation in prostration and raising elbows.

Keeping arms away from sides in prostration.

Description of sitting in prayer.

Sitting on both feet (“Iqa’”) in prayer.

Description of tashahhud in prayer.

Seeking refuge from certain things in prayer.

Supplicating in prayer.

Cursing Satan and seeking refuge from him in prayer.

Sending blessings on the Prophet in prayer.

Ending prayer with salam.

Waving hand after salam is disliked.

What to say after salam in prayer.

Saying “Allahu Akbar” after prayer.

Reciting “SubhanAllah, Alhamdulillah, Allahu Akbar” after prayer.

Turning right and left after prayer.