Salah - Pray Half of Faith (Islam)

9. Qa`dah $l\ (the sitting posture after the sajdahs in the second
rak`ah of any three or four rak`ah %al\h)
10. To recite tashahhud in both the Qa`dahs.
11. For the Im\m to offer Qir\`ah aloud in the first two rak`ahs of
Fajr, Maghrib, `Ish\’ and Jumu`ah; also, all the raka`\t of %al\hs
read in congregation that are not far}. (`Eid, Tar\w|#, Witr, etc).
The Qir\’ah of the remaining raka`\t including >uhr and `A]r
should be whispered (movement of the lips in this is necessary).
12. To end the %al\h with Sal\m (the first is w\jib)
13. The additional Takb|r in the third rak`ah of witr, the raising of
the hands and the recital of al-Qun[t.
14. The six additional takb|rs of the %al\h of both `Eids.
BEFORE %AL¬H
Ensure that clothes are ^\hir (clean) and make wu}[’. Stand on a ^\hir
place facing the Qiblah. Keep feet parallel with toes pointing towards
the Qiblah and submit totally to All\h I. When you are sure that you
have fulfilled all necessary conditions, commence %al\h. A detailed
account of how to perform %al\h follows:
Men: No garment, jubbah or trousers should be allowed to hang over
the ankles. It is Makr[h Ta#r|m| to perform %al\h while any garment is
hanging over the ankles out of pride. This means that the %al\h itself
will be considered as fulfilled/valid, but there is very little reward and
benefit in such a %al\h.
Women: Perform %al\h in the same way as men unless specific
instructions are mentioned. The one general rule is that women will
make themselves more compact in %al\h than men.
Ibn `Abb\s is reported to have been asked about the %al\h of women,
to which he replied, "She collects and closes herself". Ibn Ab| Shaybah
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