صحیح بخاری

(1) CHAPTER. How As-Salat (the prayer) was prescribed on the night of Al-Isra (miraculous night journey) of the Prophet to Jerusalem (and then to the heavens).

(2) CHAPTER. It is obligatory to wear clothes while offering As-Salat (the prayers).

(3) CHAPTER. To tie Izar (dress worn below the waist) at one's back while offering Salat (prayers).

(4) CHAPTER. To offer As-Salat (the prayers) with a single garment wrapped round the body.

(5) CHAPTER. If someone offers Salat (prayer) wrapped in a single garment, he should cross its corners round his shoulders.

(6) CHAPTER. If the garment is tight (over the body).

(7) CHAPTER. To offer As-Salat (the prayer) in a Syrian cloak (made by infidels) .

(8) CHAPTER. It is disliked to be naked during Salat (the prayers).

(9) CHAPTER. To offer Salat (prayer) with a shirt, trousers, a Tubban or a Qaba (an outer garment with full length sleeves).

(10) CHAPTER. What may be used to cover the private parts of the body.

(11) CHAPTER. To pray without a Rida.

(12) CHAPTER. What is said about the thigh.

(13) CHAPTER. In how many (what sort of) clothes a woman should offer Salat (prayer).

(14) CHAPTER. If a person offered Salat (prayer) in a dress with marks and looked at those marks during the Salat.

(15) CHAPTER. If someone offers Salat (prayer) in a garment bearing marks of a cross or pictures, will the Salat be annulled? And what is forbidden thereof.

(16) CHAPTER. Whoever offered Salat (prayer) in a silk Farruj (an outer garment opened at the back) and then took it off.

(17) CHAPTER. (It is permissible) to offer Salat (prayer) in a red garment.

(18) CHAPTER. (It is permissible) to offer Salat (prayer) on roofs, a pulpit or wood.

CHAPTER. If the clothes of a praying person in prostration touched his wife [would that make his Salat (prayer) invalid]?

CHAPTER. To offer Salat (the prayers) on the Hasir (a mat that is made of the leaves of date-palm trees and is as long as or longer than a man's stature).

CHAPTER. To offer Salat (the prayer) on a Khumra (a small mat, hardly sufficient for the face and hands while prostrating

CHAPTER. To offer Salat (the prayer) on the bed.

CHAPTER. To prostrate on a garment in scorching heat.

CHAPTER. To offer Salat (prayer) with the shoes on.

CHAPTER. To offer Salat (prayer) wearing Khuff (leather socks).

CHAPTER. If some one does not prostrate properly.

CHAPTER. During prostrations one should show his armpits and separate his forearms from his body.

CHAPTER. Superiority of (praying) facing the Qiblah with the toes toward it as well.

CHAPTER. The Qiblah for the people of Al-Madina, Sham and the East.

CHAPTER. The Statement of Allah: “... And take you (people) the Maqam (place) of Ibrahim (Abraham) (or the stone on which Abrahim stood while he was building the Kabah) as a place of prayer (for some of your Salat e.g., two Raka after the Tawaf of Kabah) ...”

CHAPTER. [During the obligatory Salat (prayers)] one should face the Qiblah (Kabah at Makkah) wherever one may be.

CHAPTER. What has been said about (facing) the Qiblah (Kabah at Makkah) and whoever considered that there was no need to repeat the Salat (prayer) if someone offered prayers by mistake facing a direction other than that of the Qiblah.

CHAPTER. To scrape off the sputum from the mosque with the hand (using some tool or other, or using no tool).

CHAPTER. To scrape off the sputum from the mosque with the hand (using some tool or other, or using no tool).

(35) CHAPTER. It is forbidden to spit on the right side while in Salat (prayers).

(36) CHAPTER. One should spit on the left side or under one's left foot.

(37) CHAPTER. The expiation for spitting in the mosque.

(38) CHAPTER. The burying of the expectoration in the mosque.

(39) CHAPTER. If the spit or sputum comes out suddenly then one should spit in the corner of one's garment.

(40) CHAPTER. Preaching of the Imam to the people regarding the proper offering of As-Salat (the prayer) and the mention of the Qiblah (Kabah at Makkah).

(41) CHAPTER. It is permissible to say, “Masjid (mosque) of Bani so-and-so?”

(42) CHAPTER. The distribution (of goods or wealth) and the hanging of a cluster of dates in the mosque.

(43) CHAPTER. Receiving an invitation to dinner in the mosque and accepting it.

(44) CHAPTER. To give the judicial verdicts in the mosque and to perform the Al-Lian between men and women (husbands and wives) there.

(45) CHAPTER. If someone enters a house, should he offer prayers where he likes, or as he is told? And he should not look out to seek information about the place or do spying.

(46) CHAPTER. About (taking) the mosques in the houses.

(47) CHAPTER. While entering the mosque etc., one should start with the right foot.

(48) CHAPTER. Is it permissible to dig the graves of pagans of the Period of Ignorance, and to use that place as a mosque?

(49) CHAPTER. To offer Salat (the prayer) in a sheep-fold.

(50) CHAPTER. To offer Salat (the prayer) in the camel-yards (the places where the camels are stationed).