صحیح بخاری

(1) CHAPTER. The prescription of Friday [Salat-ul-Jumuah (Jumuah prayer)].

(2) CHAPTER. The superiority of taking a bath on Friday. And is it necessary for boys and womens to attend the Friday (prayer)?

(3) CHAPTER. To perfume (oneself) before going for the Friday (prayer).

(4) CHAPTER. The superiority of Jumuah (prayer and Khutba). [The weekly congregational Salat (prayer) offered by Muslim at the time of Salat-uz-Zuhr (Zuhr prayer). This Salat (prayer) is preceded by a Khutba (religious talk)].

(5) CHAPTER.

(6) CHAPTER. To use (hair) oil (on getting prepared) for the Salat-ul-Jumuah (Friday prayer).

(7) CHAPTER. To wear the best available clothes (for the Jumuah prayer).

(8) CHAPTER. To clean the teeth with Siwak on Friday.

(9) CHAPTER. Whoever cleans his teeth with Siwak belonging to someone else.

(10) CHAPTER. What should be recited (from the Quran) in the Salat-ul-Fajr (Fajr prayer) on Friday.

(11) CHAPTER. To offer the Salat-ul-Jumuah [prayer and Khutba (religious talk)] in villages and towns.

(12) CHAPTER. Is the taking of a bath (on Friday) necessary for women, boys, and others who do not present themselves for the Jumuah (prayer).

(14) CHAPTER. It is permissible for one not to attend the Jumuah (prayer) if it is raining.

(15) CHAPTER. From where (distance) should one present oneself for the Jumuah (prayer) and for whom is the Jumuah (prayer) complusory?

(16) CHAPTER. The time for the Jumuah (prayer) due when the sun declines, i.e., just after mid-day.

(17) CHAPTER. If it becomes very hot on Fridays (then what should be done)?

(18) CHAPTER. To go for the Jumuah (prayer) walking unhurriedly.

(19) CHAPTER. One should not separate two persons (sitting together in a row) on Fridays.

(20) CHAPTER. A man should not make his brother get up to sit in his place (i.e., usurp his seat) on Friday.

(21) CHAPTER. Adhan on Friday (for the Jumuah prayer).

(22) CHAPTER. One Muadh-dhin on Friday.

(23) CHAPTER. The Imam, while sitting on the pulpit, repeats the wordings of the Adhan when he hears it.

(24) CHAPTER. To sit on the pulpit while Adhan is being pronounced.

(25) CHAPTER. To pronounce the Adhan before delivering the Khutba (religious talk).

(26) CHAPTER. (T o deliver) the Khutba (religious talk) on the pulpit.

(27) CHAPTER. To deliver the Khutba (religious talk) while standing.

(28) CHAPTER. The facing of the Imam towards the people and the facing of the people towards the Imam during the Khutba (religious talk).

(29) CHAPTER. Saying “Amma badu” in the Khutba (religious talk) after glorifying and praising Allah.

(30) CHAPTER. To sit in between the two Khutba (religious talk) (on Friday).

(31) CHAPTER. To listen to the Khutba (religious talk) on Friday.

(32) CHAPTER. When the Imam sees a person entering the mosque during the Khutba, he should order him to offer two Raka Salat (prayer) before sitting (Tahayyat-ul-Masjid).

(33) CHAPTER. Whoever comes when the Imam is delivering the Khutba (religious talk) should offer a light two Raka Salat (prayer) (Tahayyat-ul-Masjid).

(34) CHAPTER. To raise hands during the Khutba (religious talk).

(35) CHAPTER. Istisqa (invoking Allah for rain) in the Khutba (religious talk) on Friday.

(36) CHAPTER. One should keep quiet and listen while the Imam is delivering the Khutba (religious talk) on friday.

(37) CHAPTER. An hour (opportune - lucky time) on Friday.

(38) CHAPTER. If some people leave the Imam during the Salat-ul-Jumuah (Jumuah prayer), then the Salat (prayer) of the remaining people and the Imam is permissible.

(39) CHAPTER. To offer As-Salat (the Prayer) before and after the Jumuah prayer.

(40) CHAPTER. The Statement of Allah: Then when the (Jumuah) Salat (prayer) is ended, you may disperse through the land, and seek of the Bounty of Allah...” (V.62:10)

(41) CHAPTER. The afternoon nap after the Jumuah (prayer).