Congregational Prayer — Prayer
- Virtue of congregational prayer
- Maintaining the congregation
- The congregation in the mosque is over: does praying in congregation at home earn the reward of congregation?
- It is not right to leave the congregation of one mosque and go to another
- Holding a congregation of children for practice
- If the imam prays alone after the adhan and iqama, he will receive the reward of congregation
- With what intention to join the congregation after having prayed oneself
- Participation of a deaf follower in the congregation
- A leper going to the mosque
- A leper coming to the mosque for the congregation
- Tahajjud in congregation
- Collective worship is not better than individual worship everywhere
- Awwabin and tahajjud in congregation
- Nafl prayers in congregation
- One’s own mosque takes precedence over a mosque on the way
- Increasing the tasbihs so that worshippers can join the congregation
- Congregation on the veranda because of sun or rain
- Holding the Congregation in the Mosque Courtyard
- Waiting for Worshippers for the Congregation
- The Reward of the Haram for a Weak Person Praying in a House on High Ground
- Praying at a Distance from the Fan Due to Weakness and Illness
- An Excused Person Holding the Congregation at Home
- The Congregation Began While He Was Praying the Sunna
- Waking a Sleeping Person for Prayer
- Sleeping Before the ‘Isha’ Prayer
- Leaving for Trade Before the Congregation
- Barring Someone Who Committed an Evil Deed from the Mosque
- The Status of a Congregation in a Home Mosque (Masjid al-Bayt)
- Congregation Outside the Mosque out of Necessity When There Is No Room in It
- Ruling on abandoning congregational prayer
- Praying at Home Instead of at the Neighbourhood Mosque
- Farmers Abandoning the Congregation for Fieldwork
- The Ruling on One Who Abandons the Congregation
- Abandoning the Congregation for Spiritual Exertion (Mujahada)
- Abandoning the Congregation Because of Employment
- Praying Alone in the Mosque Before the Imam
- Praying at Home to Avoid a Quarrel
- Holding the Congregation at Home
- Congregation or Jumu‘a in a House or Room
- Avoiding the Congregation Because of a Personal Grudge
- Not Joining the Mosque Congregation and Praying Alone
- Praying One’s Own Prayer in the Mosque Before the Congregation
- Praying at Home Because of the Imam’s Faults
- A Decision That Teachers Pray Before the Mosque’s Congregation
- Delaying Maghrib Because of Being Busy in the Shop
- Lying Down Due to Weakness After the Sunna of Fajr Before the Congregation
- After Sixty: Praying at Home or in Congregation?
- The Congregation Is Waived for One with Foul Breath
- Missing the Congregation to Nurse a Sick Person
- Two Business Partners Taking Turns Going to the Mosque for Maghrib
- Putting Off the Prayer from Its Time
- Where to Pray If the Congregation Is Already Over
- Congregation at Home Because of the Imam’s Wrongdoings
- Second Congregation
- A Second Congregation with the Original Form Changed
- A Second Congregation for Latecomers
- The Imam Holding a Second Congregation
- Holding a Second Congregation Away from the Mihrab
- A Second Congregation in the Mosque Courtyard
- A Second Congregation in the Ablution Area
- A Second Congregation in a Place Bought for Prayer
- Holding a Second Congregation Because the Imam Is a Barelvi
- A Second Congregation in a New Mosque Adjoining the Old One
- Repeating the Congregation Because of a Mutual Quarrel
- Joining the Zuhr or ‘Isha’ Congregation After Having Already Prayed It
- Detailed ruling on a newcomer joining a prayer repeated for omitting a wajib
- Joining a repeated prayer
- Masbuqs joining a prayer repeated by an imam who omitted the prostration of forgetfulness
- Congregational Prayer of Women
- The Congregation of Women
- Women Praying in Congregation (Tarawih of Female Huffaz)
- Women Joining the Prayer of the Mosque
- Women’s Congregation in Tarawih and Witr
- Congregation with Non-Mahram Women
- Women Praying Individually in Rows
- Should Women Join the Men’s Congregation?
- How a Husband and Wife Pray in Congregation
- Is It Better for Women to Pray in the Noble Haram or at Home?
- Who Determines the Time of Congregation?
- Who Sets the Prayer Times — the Imam or the Followers?
- Who Has the Right to Change the [Prayer] Times?
- Waiting for Worshippers After the Appointed Time
- Waiting for the Imam at Maghrib
- Meaning of Straightening the Rows (Taswiyat al-Ṣufūf)
- Straightening the Rows Around Pillars
- The Method of Straightening the Row
- How the Row Is to Be Straightened: by the Toes or by the Heels
- Contiguity of Rows for Following the Imam
- Forming the Congregation’s Row in the Mosque and an Adjoining Room
- Passing in Front of Minor Children in the Row
- A Row of Children between the Men’s Rows
- The Boys’ Row Is to Be Placed Behind
- The Place of a Minor in the Row
- In Which Row a Single Minor Boy Should Stand
- Where Minors Should Stand
- A Single Boy Stands in the Men's Row
- Going Past the Children's Row to Stand in the Adults' Row
- A Minor Standing in the First Row
- An Eighteen-Year-Old Youth Without Beard or Moustache in the Row
- Standing to the Imam's Right and Left When the Mosque Is Cramped
- Moving Slightly Forward and Back Because of Cramped Space
- How to Arrange the Congregation When Space Is Cramped
- Standing Ankle to Ankle in Congregation
- A Latecomer Pulling a Muqtadi Back
- Pulling a Worshipper Back from the First Row and Filling the Gap
- Where a Second Muqtadi Should Stand When He Arrives After the First
- On Which Side a Second Muqtadi Joins During the Final Sitting
- Where a Single Muqtadi Should Stand
- A Single Person Standing Alone Behind the Row
- When a Lone Person Must Stand Behind the Row
- How to Stand When the Followers Are One Adult and One Minor Boy
- Where Should the Imam Stand If the Mosque Has Been Extended on One Side?
- The Imam's Place Is the Middle of the Mosque
- The Mosque Imam Standing in the Middle
- Who Should Stand Behind the Imam
- Standing in the Second Row While There Is Room in the First
- The Row Behind the Imam Shorter, the Next One Longer
- Rows of Unequal Length When Observing the Qibla Direction
- The Imam Standing in the Middle When Space Is Tight
- The Imam Only a Few Inches Ahead of the Followers Due to Lack of Space
- Moving Those Standing in the Row After They Have Begun the Prayer to Make Room
- The Imam Standing in the Mihrab
- The Imam Inside the Mosque, Some Followers Out in the Courtyard, with Curtains on the Doors
- Forming a Row Between Two Pillars
- Placing a Person Between the Imam and the Minbar
- A minbar separating the row near the imam
- How much distance [is allowed] between the imam and the muqtadi
- Separation between the imam and the muqtadis: a road beyond the mosque rooms
- Forming rows in the arched openings of the mosque
- What should be done if the rows are crooked?
- The imam leading the prayer standing in the place of the first row
- When there are more worshippers on one side of the imam
- Leaving a row behind the imam for the angels
- Roofing the northern and southern parts of the mosque courtyard and worshippers standing there
- Following the imam from behind a closed door or curtain
- The imam on the lower floor and the followers above
- Following the imam from the lower floor
- What distance between the imam and the follower prevents validity
- Following the mosque imam from outside the mosque and from the madrasa
- Following the imam from the shoe-removal area
- How much higher than the followers the imam may stand