The Sunnah Prayer

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  1. A Follower (Muqtadi) Can Remind the Imam if He Forgets a Verse in Salah
  2. Speaking During Salah is Prohibited
  3. Performing Nafl (Voluntary) Prayers While Traveling on a Mount or Vehicle
  4. The Qiblah Lies Between the East and the West
  5. Performing Salah While Wearing Shoes is Permissible
  6. Prayer in a Single Garment is Acceptable in Case of Necessity
  7. Performing Salah in a Single Garment is Permissible with Conditions
  8. A Young Woman Cannot Perform Salah Without a Headscarf (Khimar)
  9. Salah is Not Accepted Without Purification (Taharah)
  10. The Imam Can Appoint or Select the Muezzin
  11. Listening to the Adhān and Responding to the Muezzin’s Words is Legislated in Islam
  12. Kissing One’s Wife or Children Does Not Invalidate Wudu
  13. Performing Wudu is Necessary After the Discharge of Madhī (Pre-Seminal Fluid)
  14. Dozing Does Not Break Wudu, But Deep Sleep Requires Ablution
  15. Wiping Over Socks and Leather Socks (Khuff) is Sunnah
  16. Remaining in a State of Wudu is a Great Act of Worship
  17. Sprinkling Water on Trousers or Garments After Wudu is Correct
  18. Performing Ablution (Wudu) with One Mudd of Water
  19. Tayammum is a Substitute for Wudu, but Wudu has No Substitute
  20. Washing Hands After Waking Up is Necessary
  21. The Sunnah Method of Performing Wudu (Ablution)
  22. Ten Acts of Natural Disposition (Fitrah) in Islam
  23. Using Miswak While Fasting: Permissibility and Benefits
  24. Rejecting the Notion That a Miswak Shorter Than a Handspan is Disliked
  25. Maintaining Congregational Prayer During Travel
  26. Tanned Leather Becomes Pure After the Tanning Process
  27. It is Not Permissible to Interrupt Someone While Urinating
  28. If the Water Left by a Husband or Wife is in Doubt
  29. Prohibition of Urinating in Standing Water
  30. Authentic Supplications Before Sleeping in Light of Sahih Hadiths
  31. Acceptance of Islam and Rules Regarding Captives
  32. Obligation of Ghusl When Circumcised Parts Meet
  33. Using Less Than Three Stones for Istinja (Purification After Relieving Oneself)
  34. Avoid Facing the Qiblah While Relieving Oneself
  35. Etiquettes of Drinking Water and Performing Istinja (Purification After Relieving Oneself)
  36. Standing While Urinating Without a Valid Excuse is Prohibited in Islam
  37. Etiquettes of Relieving Oneself in Islam
  38. Is Ghusl Necessary for the One Who Washes a Deceased Body?
  39. Does Eating the Meat of Goat, Sheep, or Chicken Break Wudu?
  40. Does Vomiting Break Wudu?