Jurisprudence Of Sunnah (Fiqh us-Sunnah) ::مباحث فقه السنّة

Salatul Tasbih

'Ikrimah reports from Ibn 'Abbas that the Messenger of Allah said to 'Abbas ibn 'Abdal-Mutalib: "O 'Abbas, O Uncle, shall I not give you, shall I not present to you, shall I not donate to you, shall I not tell you ten things which, if you do, Allah will forgive your first and last sins, past and present sins, intentional and unintentional sins, private and public sins? The ten actions are: pray four rak'at, reciting in every rak'ah al-Fatihah and a surah. And when you finish the Qur'anic recitation of the first rak'ah, say, while standing, 'Subhanallah, al-hamdulillah, wa la ilaha illallah, wa Allahu Akbar' ['Glory be to Allah. All praise is due to Allah. There is no God except Allah. Allah is the greatest.'] fifteen times. Then make ruku', and while you are in ruku', say the same ten times; then stand, and say the same ten times. Then go down and make sajdah, and while you're in sajdah, say the same ten times. Then sit after the sajdah, and say the same ten times. Then make sajdah, and say the same ten times. Then sit after the second sajdah, and say the same another ten times. That is seventy-five [repetitions of the phrases] in each rak'ah. Do that in each of the four rak'at. If you can pray it once a day, do so. If you cannot, then once every Friday. If you cannot do that, then once a year. And if you cannot do that then once in your life." This is related by Abu Dawud, Ibn Majah, Ibn Khuzaimah in his sahih, and at-Tabarani. About this hadith al-Munzhiri says: "This hadith has been related through many chains and from a number of companions. The best of them is this one from 'Ikrimah. A group of scholars have graded it to be sahih, including al-Hafez Abu Bakr al-'Ajari, (al-Munzhiri's teachers), Abu Muhammad 'Abdurrahim al-Misri, and Abu al-Hassan al-Maqdisi." Ibn alMubarak says: "The tasbih prayer is a greatly desired act and it is desirable that one should punctually observe it and never neglect it.

Fiqh Us-Sunnah - Authour: As-Sayyid Sabiq

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1. Purification
2. Ablution (Wudu')
3. Ghusl, the complete ablution
4. Tayammum, the dry ablution
5. Menstruation
6. Prayer
7. Azhan, call to prayer
8. Prerequisites of the Prayer
9. Obligatory acts of prayer
10. Sunnah acts of prayer
11. Supererogatory Prayers
12. Nonstressed Sunnah Prayers (As-Sunan Ghair Al-Mu'akkadah)
13. The Witr Prayer
14. The Late Night Prayer, tahajjud (qiyam al-Layil) 
15. The Special Prayers during the Month of Ramadan (Tarawih)
16. The Duha prayer
17. Salatul Istikharah
18. Salatul Tasbih
19. Salatul Hajah, the prayer for need
20. Salatul Taubah, the prayer of penitence
21. Salatul Kasuf, prayer of the solar and lunar eclipse
22. Salatul Istisqa, prayer for rain
23. The Prostration During the Qur'anic Recitation
24. The Prostration of Thankfulness (Sajdat ush-Shukr)
25. Prostrations of forgetfulness during the prayer
26. Congregational Prayer
27. The Mosques
28. Places where offering prayer is prohibited
29. The Sutrah or partition in front of one who is praying
30. What is allowed during the prayer
31. Actions which are disliked during the prayer
32. Actions which invalidate the Salah
33. Making (Qada') for missed salah
34. The prayer of a person who is ill (Salatul Marid)
35. The prayer during times of fear or danger (Salatul Khauf)
36. The prayer of a traveler
37. Combining two prayers
38. Salatul Jumu'ah (the Friday Prayer)
39. Id prayers (Salatul 'Idain)
40. Zakah in Islamic Jurisprudence
41. Monetary holdings subject to zakah
42. Zakah on plants and fruit
43. Zakah on Animals
44. Zakah on Buried Treasure and Precious Minerals
45. Zakah on Wealth Extracted from the Sea
46. The Recipients of Zakah
47. Zakat ul-Fitr
48. Zakat ut-Tatawwu or Voluntary Sadaqah
49. Fasting (As-siyam)
50. The Fast of Ramadan
51. The Forbidden Days to Fast
52. Voluntary Fasts
53. The Manners of Fasting
54. Acts That are Permissible During the Fast
55. Actions that Void the Fast
56. Making Up Missed Days of Ramadan
57. Night of Qadr
58. I'tikaf or Seclusion in the Mosque
59. Sickness, Expiation of Sins
60. Contemplation of death and preparation for it by good deeds
61. Al-Kafan (The Shroud)
62. Funeral Prayers (Salatul Janazah)
63. Azh-zhikr (remembrance of Allah)
64. Supplications
65. Pilgrimage: a general definition, its excellence and prerequisites
66. The ability to perform hajj - what does it imply?
67. The hajj of the Prophet (peace be upon him)
68. Mawaquit: Fixed Times and Places For Ihram
69. Ihram
70. Talbiyah
71. What is permitted to a Muhrim
72. Killing a game in the state of Ihram
73. Sacred precincts of Makkah and Madinah (Haram Makkah wa Madinah)
74. Tawaf or Circumambulation around Ka'bah
75. Sa'i between Safa and Marwah
76. Staying at Mina and Arafat
77. Umrah

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