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(83) CHAPTER. To raise both hands on saying the first Takbir simultaneously with opening the Salat (prayer).

(84) CHAPTER. To raise both hands while saying Takbir [on opening As-Salat (the prayer)] , and while bowing and on raising up the head (after bowing).

(85) CHAPTER. To what level should one raise one's hands?

(86) CHAPTER. To raise one's hands after finishing the second Raka (on standing for the third Raka).

(87) CHAPTER. To place the right hand on the left [in As-Salat (the prayers)] .

(88) CHAPTER. Submissiveness in As-Salat (the prayer).

(89) CHAPTER. What to say after the Takbir.

(90) CHAPTER.

(91) CHAPTER. To cast a look at the Imam during As-Salat (the prayer).

(92) CHAPTER. Looking towards the sky during As-Salat (the prayer).

(93) CHAPTER. To look hither and thither in As-Salat (the prayer).

(94) CHAPTER. Is it permissible for one to look around in Salat (prayer) if something happens to one? Or can one look at something like expectoration in the direction of the Qiblah?

(95) CHAPTER. Recitation of the Quran (Surat Al-Fatiha) is compulsory for the Imam and the followers, at home and on journey, in all As-Salat (the prayers) whether the recitation is done silently or aloud.

(96) CHAPTER. The recitation of the Quran in the Zuhr prayer.

(97) CHAPTER. The recitation of the Quran in the Asr prayer.

(98) CHAPTER. The recitation of the Quran in the Maghrib prayer.

(99) CHAPTER. To recite aloud in the Maghrib prayer.

(100) CHAPTER. To recite aloud in the Isha prayer.

(101) CHAPTER. To recite in the lsha prayer, with As-Sajda (prostration).

(102) CHAPTER. Recitation in the Isha prayer.

(103) CHAPTER. Prolonging the first two Raka and shortening the last two.

(104) CHAPTER. The recitation of the Quran in the Fajr prayer.

(105) CHAPTER. To recite aloud in the Fajr (early moming) prayer.

(106) CHAPTER. To recite two Surah in one Raka and to recite the last Verses of some Surah, or to recite the Surah in their reverse order, or to recite the beginning of a Surah.

(107) CHAPTER. To recite only Surat Al-Fatiha in the last two Raka during a four Raka Salat (prayer).

(108) CHAPTER. To recite (the Quran) quietly in the Zuhr and Asr prayers.

(109) CHAPTER. (In a quiet prayer) if the Imam recites a Verse or so audibly.

(110) CHAPTER. To prolong the first Raka.

(111) CHAPTER. Saying of Amin aloud by the Imam.

(112) CHAPTER. Superiority of saying Amin.

(113) CHAPTER. Saying of Amin aloud by the followers.

(114) CHAPTER. If someone bowed behind the rows, [on entering the mosque and before joining the rows of Salat (prayer)].

(115) CHAPTER. Itmam At-Takbir (i .e., to end the number of Takbir or to say the Takbir perfectly) on bowing. [See Fath Al-Bari ].

(116) CHAPTER. Itmam At-Takbir (i .e., to end the number of Takbir, or to say the Takbir perfectly) on prostrating.

(117) CHAPTER. Saying the Takbir on raising from the prostration.

(118) CHAPTER. To put the hands (palms) on both knees while bowing.

(119) CHAPTER. Not performing bowing perfectly.

(121) CHAPTER. And what is said regarding the limit of the completion of bowing and of keeping the back straight and the calmness with which it is performed.

(122) CHAPTER. The order of the Prophet to a person who did not perform his bowing perfectly that he should repeat his Salat (prayer).

(123) CHAPTER. Invocation in bowing.

(124) CHAPTER. What the Imam and the followers say on raising their heads from bowing.

(125) CHAPTER. The superiority of saying Allahumma Rabbana lakal hamd (O Allah, Our Lord! All the praises and thanks are for You).

(126) CHAPTER.

(127) CHAPTER. To stand straight with calmness on raising the head from bowing.

(128) CHAPTER. One should say Takbir while going in prostration.

(129) CHAPTER. Superiority of prostrating.

(130) CHAPTER. During the prostrations one should keep one's arms away from one's sides and the abdomen should be kept away from the thighs.

(132) CHAPTER. If one does not perform the prostrations perfectly.

(133) CHAPTER. To prostrate on seven bones.

(134) CHAPTER. To prostrate on the nose.