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 established authentic sunan

 ESTABLISHED AUTHENTIC SUNAN

Book contents

1. Sleeping on Wudoo`
2. Reading Soorat al-Ikhlaas, al-Falaq and an-Naas before sleeping
3. Doing takbeer and tasbeeh when going to sleep
4. Supplicating when awoken from sleep:  
5. Supplicating once awake
6. Sunan of Ablution and Salah  
7. Rinse water and sniff in one go
8. Ablution before Ghusl
9. Tashahhud after ablution
10. Being economical with water
11. Two ruk’ah prayer after ablution
12. Repeating the words of the adhan after the mu’adhdhin then supplicating for the Prophet (salla Allaahu ‘alayhi wa sallam)
13. Frequent use of the siwaak (tooth stick)
14. Going early to the Masjid
15. Walking to the masjid
16. Going to the prayer with dignity and tranquility
17. Making dua’a upon entering and leaving the masjid
18. Praying behind a sutra [barrier]
19. Sitting in al-iqaa’ between the two prostrations  
20. Sitting in the tawarruk position in the second tashahhud
21. Making lots of supplication before ending the prayer with ‘as-salaamu ‘alaykum wa rahmatullaah’  
22. Performing the Sunan and regular non-obligatory prayers (rawaatib)
23. The Forenoon Prayer (Salaat al-Duhaa)
24. The Night Prayer (Qiyaam al-layl)
25. The Witr (‘odd’) Prayer
26. Praying in shoes when pure
27. Praying in Masjid al-Qubaa
28. Performing voluntary prayers in one’s house  
29. Prayer for divine guidance (Istikhaara)
30. Sitting in prayer area after dawn prayers (fajr) until the sun rises  
31. Bathing on the day of Jumuah
32. Going early to Jumuah prayer
33. Seeking the hour of having one’s prayer answered on Jumuah day
34. Going to the Eed prayer by one path and returning by another
35. Funeral prayers (janaaza)  
36. Visiting graveyards  
37. Sunan an-Sawn (Fasting)
38. Pre-dawn meal (suhoor)
39. Hastening the breaking of the fast when the sun has set
40. Standing for night prayer during Ramadhan
41. Staying in `itikaaf during the last ten days of Ramadhan
42. Fasting for six days in the month of Shawwal  
43. Observing fast for three days every month  
44. Observing fast on the day of Arafah  
45. Observing fast on the day of Ashurah
46. Sunan as-Safar (Travelling)  
47. Appointing a leader when travelling  
48. Saying ‘Allaahu akbar’ (Allah is Great) when ascending and saying ‘Subhaanallaah’ (Glory be to Allah) when descending
49. Supplication for stopover  
50. Stopping first at the mosque when returning from a journey
51. Sunan of Clothing and Eating
52. Supplication upon wearing new clothes
53. Starting wearing the shoe with the right
54. Saying ‘bismillaah’ at the start of eating
55. Praising Allah after eating and drinking  
56. Sitting when drinking
57. Rinsing one’s mouth after consuming milk
58. Not criticising food
59. Eating with three fingers  
60. Drinking Zamzam water and using it as a cure
61. Eating on Eed al-Fitr before going to the prayer area
62. Remembrance and Supplication
63. Reading the Quran frequently
64. Beautifying one’s voice in the recitation of the Quran
65. Always remembering Allah
66. Glorification
67. Responding to the one who sneezes
68. Praying for the ill
69. Putting one’s hand on a painful area and the supplication  
70. Supplications when hearing the cock crow and seeking refuge with Allah on hearing the donkey bray
71. Supplication during rainfall
72. Remembering Allah when entering the house  
73. Remembering Allah in gatherings  
74. Supplication for entering the toilet
75. Supplication for strong winds  
76. Praying for Muslims in their absence
77. Supplication for calamities
78. Spreading Islamic salutations
79. Other Sunan
80. Seeking knowledge  
81. Seeking permission to enter three times
82. Putting a chewed sweet morsel like dates in the mouth of the new born (Tahneek)  
83. Sacrificial feast (‘aqeeqah) for the new born
84. Exposing parts of the body to falling rain
85. Visiting the sick
86. Visiting one another for the sake of Allah
87. Smiling
88. Annoucing one’s love for one’s brother
89. Suppressing yawns
90. Benefit of the doubt and thinking well of others
91. Helping one’s family with housework
92. Prophetic pratices of the natural human state (fitra):  
93. Caring for orphans
94. Avoiding anger
95. Crying out of the fear of Allah
96. Charity of posthumous effect (Sadaqa jaariyya):
97. Building mosques
98. Flexibility in buying and selling
99. Removing harm from the road
100. Charity
101. Increasing good deeds during the first ten days of Dhul-Hijja  
102. Killing domestic lizards (wazghah)
103. Prohibition to narrate everything one hears  
104. Trotting (raml) during circumambulation  
105.   Persistence on a righteous action even if small

Sunan an-Nawm (Sleep)

Sleeping on Wudoo` The Prophet, sallallahu ‘alayhi wa salam told al-Baraa` bin ‘Aazib, radiallahu ‘anh, If you go to your bed, then do your wudoo` (ablution) as you would do it for prayer, then lie on your right” [Agreed upon, No ]

Reading Soorat al-Ikhlaas, al-Falaq and an-Naas before sleeping: From ‘Aishah radiallahu ‘anha, the Messenger, sallallahu ‘alayhi wa salam used to recite “Qul huwallahu ahad”, “Qul a’oothu birrabilfalaq” and “Qul a’oothu birrabinnaas” every night when he went to sleep, then wiped his face and whatever he was able from his body, beginning with his head and face, and what faces him from his body, three times” [al-Bukhaari: ]

Doing takbeer and tasbeeh when going to sleep: ‘Ali, radiallahu ‘anh narrates that the Messenger of Allah, sallallahu ‘alayhi wa salam said when Faatimah asked him for a servant, “Shall I not lead you to that which is better for you than a servant? If you go to your mattresses, or rest to sleep, then say Allahu Akbar thirty-four times, and say subhaan Allah thirty-three times, and say alhamdulilah thirty-three times, for they are better for you than having a servant” [Agreed upon:  & ]

Supplicating when awoken from sleep: ‘Ubaadah bin as-Saamit, radiallahu ‘anh narrates that the Prophet, sallallahu ‘alayhi wa salam said: “Anyone awoken in the night and says: Laa ilaha illa Allah, wahdatu laa shareeka lah, lahul-mulku walahul hamd, wa huwa ‘ala kulli shay`in qadeer, alhamdulilah was-subhaan Allah, wallahu akbar, wa laa hawla wa laa quwata illa billah, then said, Allahumma aghfirli or invoked Allah, he will be answered, and if he does ablution and prays, his prayer will be accepted” [al-Bukhaari: ]