Common Forms of Salat and Salam — Innovations & Customs
- The Manner of Reciting Salam upon the Prophet ﷺ
- Salat-o-Salam Recited Aloud
- Reciting Salam after the Prayer
- Saying Salam upon Seeing the New Moon
- Salat-o-Salam before the Sunna of Fajr
- Fixing and Encouraging Salawat after ‘Asr on Friday
- The Customary Salat-o-Salam after the Friday Prayer
- Reciting Hamd and Salawat in a Circle After Prayer
- Reciting Salawat Aloud After Fajr and ‘Asr
- Salawat After Every Prayer
- Reciting Salam Standing After Prayer
- “Salla Allahu ‘Alayka Ya Rasul Allah”
- Reciting Salawat and Salam Before a Photograph of the Sacred Rawda
- Reciting Salawat After Prayer Facing a Picture of the Prophet’s Mosque
- Reciting Salawat Loudly at a Sermon
- Holding a Gathering for Reciting Salawat
- Fixing a Day and a Number for Salawat and Dhikr
- A Salawat Gathering Every Thursday and the Distribution of Sweets
- A Special Salawat upon Particular Prophets after Tarawih
- Gathering on the Night of Mid-Sha‘ban for Du‘a, Salawat and Salam
- Writing the Name of Ghawth-e Pak after the Prophet ﷺ in the Wording of Salawat
- The Praises of “Salawat-e Lakkhi” (“The Hundred-Thousand Salawat”) and Similar Texts
- A Certain Salawat from the “‘Ahd-nama”
- A Particular Fabricated Salawat: “Hazrat Too Is Present Here”
- The “Salawat-e Taj”
- Reciting “Inna Allaha wa Mala’ikatahu…” Between the Adhan and the Khutba
- Giving Salam from the Minbar and Reciting “Inna Allaha wa Mala’ikatahu…”
- An Analysis of the Book “Salat-o-Salam ka Subut” (“The Proof of Salat and Salam”)