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(1) CHAPTER. The Tahajjud prayer at night.

(2) CHAPTER. The superiority of Tahajjud prayer (i.e. the night prayer).

(3) CHAPTER. To perform a long prostration in the Tahajjud (night prayer).

(4) CHAPTER. Leaving the night prayer by a patient.

(5) CHAPTER. The Prophet's exhorting (the people) to Tahajjud and Nawafil without making them compulsory.

(6) CHAPTER. Standing of the Prophet [for the Salat (prayer)] at night.

(7) CHAPTER. Sleeping in the last hours of the night.

(8) CHAPTER. Whoever took the Suhur (the meal taken before dawn in the month of Ramadan) and did not sleep before offering Fajr prayers.

(9) CHAPTER. To prolong the standing posture in the Tahajjud prayer.

(10) CHAPTER. How was the Salat (Tahajjud prayer) of the Prophet and how many Raka, he used to offer at night?

(11) CHAPTER. The waking up of the Prophet from his sleep for the night prayer and what (how much) was cancelled from the night prayer.

(12) CHAPTER. Satan's tying of knots at the back of the head if one does not offer the night prayer.

(13) CHAPTER. If one sleeps and does not offer Salat (prayer), Satan urinates in his ears.

(14) CHAPTER. Offering Salat (prayer) and invoking Allah in the last hours of the night.

(15) CHAPTER. Sleeping in the first part of the night and getting up in its last part.

(16) CHAPTER. The Salat (prayer) of the Prophet at night in Ramadan and (in) other months.

(17) CHAPTER. The superiority of remaining with ablution during the day and night and the superiorit of offering As-Salat (prayers) after ablution during the day and night.

(18) CHAPTER. It is disliked to exaggerate extremely in matters of worship.

(19) CHAPTER. It is disliked for a person to leave offering the night SaIat after he has been used to (offering) it.

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(21) CHAPTER. The superiority of one who wakes up at night and offers the Salat (prayer) with a loud voice.

(22) CHAPTER. Regularity of two Raka (Sunna) of the Fajr prayer.

(23) CHAPTER. To lie down on the right side after offering two Raka (Sunna) of the Fajr prayer.

(24) CHAPTER. Whoever talks after offering two Raka (Sunna) (of the Fajr prayer) and does not lie down.

(25) CHAPTER. What is said about the Nawafil being offered as two Raka followed by two and so on.

(26) CHAPTER. To talk after offering two Raka (Sunna of the Fajr prayer).

(27) CHAPTER. To offer two Rakat (Sunna) before the Fajr prayer and whoever called them Nawafil.

(28) CHAPTER. What is recited in the two Raka (Sunna) of the Fajr prayer.

(29) CHAPTER. To offer the Nawafil after the compulsory (congregational) Salat (prayers).

(30) CHAPTER. Whoever did not offer the Salat (prayer) after the prescribed complusory (congregational) SaIat.

(31) CHAPTER. To offer the Salat-ut-Duha (forenoon prayer) in journey.

(32) CHAPTER. Whoever did not offer the Duha prayer and thought it premissible (to offer it).

(33) CHAPTER. To offer SaIat-ud- Duha when one is not travelling.

(34) CHAPTER. To offer two Raka before the Zuhr prayer.

(35) CHAPTER. The (optional) Salat (prayer) before the Maghrib prayers.

(36) CHAPTER. To offer Nawafil in congregation.

(37) CHAPTER. To offer the Nawafil prayers at home.