Chapter: The travelers’ prayer and shortening it
2Chapter: Shortening the prayer in Mina
3Chapter: Praying in dwellings when it is raining
4Chapter: It is permissible to offer voluntary prayers atop one’s mount when travelling, no matter what direction it is facing
5Chapter: It is permissible to combine two prayers when traveling
6Chapter: Joining two prayers when not traveling
7Chapter: It is permissible to leave to the right or left after finishing the prayer
8Chapter: It is recommended to stand to the right of the Imam
9Chapter: It is disliked to start a voluntary prayer after the Mu’adhdhin has started to say Iqamah for prayer, whether that is a regular sunnah, such as the sunnah of Subh or Zuhr, or anything else, and regardless of whether he knows that he will catch up with the rak`ah with the Imam or not
10Chapter: What to say when entering the masjid
11Chapter: It is recommended to greet the masjid by praying two rak`ah, and it is disliked to sit before praying these two rak`ah, and this is prescribed at all times
12Chapter: It is recommended to pray two rak`ah in the masjid for one who has come from a journey, when he first arrives
13Chapter: It is recommended to pray Duha, the least of which is two rak`ah, the best of which is eight, and the average of which is four or six, and encouragement to do so regularly
14Chapter: It is recommended to pray two rak`ah for the sunnah of Fajr. And encouragement to pray them regularly, and to make them brief, and to persist in offering them, and clarifying what is recommended to recite therein
15Chapter: The virtue of the regular sunnah prayers before and after the obligatory prayers, and their numbers
16Chapter: It is permissible to offer voluntary prayers standing or sitting, and to stand and sit in the same rak`ah
17Chapter: Night prayers and the number of rak`ah offered by the Prophet (saws) at night, and that Witr is one rak`ah, and a one-rak`ah prayer is correct
18Chapter: Night prayer, and the one who sleeps and misses it or is sick
19Chapter: Salat al-Awwabin (the prayer of the penitent) is when the young camels feel the heat of the hot sand
20Chapter: The night prayers are two by two, and Witr is one rakah at the end of the night
21Chapter: One who fears that he will not get up at the end of the night, then he should pray Witr at the beginning of the night
22Chapter: The best prayer is that in which one stands for a long time (tuwlul-qunut)
23Chapter: In the night there is an hour when supplications are answered
24Chapter: Encouragement to supplicate and recite statements of remembrance at the end of the night, and the response to that
25Chapter: Encouragement to pray qiyam during Ramadan, which is Tarawih
26Chapter: The prayer and the supplication of the Prophet (saws) at night
27Chapter: It is recommended to recite for a long time in the night prayers
28Chapter: Encouragement to pray at night even if it is little
29Chapter: It is recommended to offer voluntary prayers in one’s house although it is permissible to offer them in the masjid
30Chapter: The virtue of a deed that is done persistently, whether it be Qiyam al-Lail or anything else. The command to be moderate in worship, which means adopting what one can persist in. The command to the one who gets tired or weary when praying to stop until that feeling passes
31Chapter: The command to one who becomes sleepy while praying, or who starts to falter in his recitation of the Qur’an or statements of remembrance, to lie down or sit down until that goes away