he performed Salat with the Prophet, and that while he was bowing he would say: (Subhana Rabbiyal Azim); “Glorious is my Lord the Magnificent” and while prostrating: (Subhana Rabbiyal A’la) ‘Glorious is my Lord the Most High.’ And he would not recite an Ayah mentioning mercy, except that he would stop and ask (for mercy), […]
from another route: “That he performed Salat during the night with the Prophet” and he mentioned the Hadith.
“The Prophet prohibited wearing Qassi, and that which is dyed with safflower, and from the gold ring, and from reciting the Quran while bowing.”
“Umar bin Al-Khattab said to us: ‘The knees are the Sunnah for you, so hold the knees.’”
Abdullah bin Mas’ud said: “Shall I not demonstrate the Salat of Allah’s Messenger to you?” Then he offered Salat and he did not raise his hands except while saying the first Takbir.”
his father (Ibn Umar) who said: “I saw Allah’s Messenger when he opened the Salat, raising his hands to the level of his shoulders, and (again) when he bowed, and when he raised his head from bowing.” In his narration, Ibn Abi Umar added: “And he wuld not raise them between the two prostrations.”
Same as 255 (above) with a different chain
Samurah said: “there are two pauses that I preserved from Allah’s Messenger.” But Imran bin Husain rejected that and said: “We preserved one pause.” “So we wrote to Ubayy bin Ka’b in Al-Madinah. Ubayy wrote that Samurah was correct.” Sa’eed said: “We said to Qatadah: ‘What are those two pauses?’ He said: ‘When he entered […]
his father who said: “Allah’s Messenger lead us in prayer and hold his left hand with his right.”
“Allah’s Messenger would say the Takbir for every lowering and raising, standing and sitting, and (so did) Abu Bakr and Umar.”