Sujud at recitation and its rulings

The book: Ruku' Prayer and its rulings Author: Dr. Saleh bin Abdullah Al-Lahham Publisher: Dar Ibn Al-Jawzi for Publishing and Distribution, Saudi Arabia Edition: First, 1429 AH Number of pages: 163 Subject index Introduction - Reasons for choosing the topic - Research methodology - Research plan Preliminary - First section: The virtue of reciting the Qur'an - Second section: What is obligatory for the reader and bearer of the Qur'an - Third section: Definition of Ruku' (bowing) in prayer Chapter One: The ruling on Ruku' in prayer - First research: Its ruling for the following - Second research: Its ruling for the listener and hearer First requirement: The ruling on prostration - First issue: Its ruling for the listener - Second issue: Its ruling for the hearer Second requirement: The conditions necessary for the listener and hearer to perform prostration Chapter Two: The number of Ruku' prostrations - First section: What is agreed upon for prostration - Second section: What differs in prostration First: The second prostration in Hajj - Second: Prostration in (S) - Third: Prostration in Al-Mufassal (the separated chapters of the Qur'an) Chapter Three: Places of prostration in verses of Ruku' - First research: What is agreed upon regarding its place - Second research: What differs in its place First: The place of prostration in Surah An-Naml - Second: In Surah Fussilat - Third: In prostration (S) - Fourth: In Surah Al-Inshiqaq Chapter Four: Rulings of Ruku' in reciting the Qur'an - First research: Its rulings inside prayer First requirement: In the Imam's recitation of what contains prostration - First issue: In reciting it aloud - Second issue: In silent prayer Branch one: The ruling on reciting what contains prostration - Branch two: The ruling on prostration if recited silently First side: Prostration of the Imam - Second side: Prostration of the follower (Muttabi') Second requirement: Standing in place of Ruku' in prostration - Third requirement: Repeating prostration when repeating the recitation containing prostration Fourth requirement: The method of performing prostration in prayer - First issue: Saying Takbir when bowing and rising - Second issue: Raising hands - Fifth requirement: Reciting after rising from prostration and before bowing - Sixth: Prostration of the follower for his own recitation Second research: Its rulings outside prayer - First requirement: Entering into the definition of prayer - Second requirement: The ruling on prostration during the prohibited times - Third requirement: Determining the time for prostration of recitation - First issue: Conditions for immediate prostration - Second issue: If one recites or hears it without wudu - Fourth requirement: Deputizing Ruku' for prostration - Fifth requirement: Repeating prostration - First issue: If the places of prostration differ - Second issue: If the recitation is repeated with the same prostration place in one gathering - Sixth: Limiting oneself to reciting the verse of prostration - Seventh: Omitting the verse of prostration or its place during recitation - First issue: If the conditions for prostration are met - Second issue: If the conditions are not met - Eighth: Prostration on the riding animal - Ninth: Prostration while walking - Tenth: Reciting what contains prostration during the Friday sermon and descending to prostrate - Eleventh: The desirability of secretly reciting the verse of prostration - Second requirement: The method of performing prostration - First issue: Standing up from sitting - Second issue: Saying Takbir in prostration - First branch: Opening Takbir - Second branch: Takbir for bowing and rising from prostration - Third branch: Raising the voice with Takbir - Third issue: Raising hands with Takbir - Fourth issue: What to say in prostration - Fifth issue: Tashahhud after rising from prostration - Sixth: Tasleem (saying peace) - First branch: Its ruling - Second branch: Not saying Tasleem - Seventh: The form of prostration - Eighth: The arrangement of the listeners - Ninth: The listener raising his head before the next one - Thirteenth requirement: Omitting prostration out of fear of showing off (Riya) Biographies of the scholars Sources of research Sources of biographies of the scholars