(1) This wording is found in the hadith of Maymuna bint al-Harith: “When he sat, he rested on his left thigh.” It was already cited under the heading of *tajafi* (p. 748). (2) It belongs to the hadith of Abu Humayd al-Saidi, narrated in the presence of ten of the Prophet’s Companions. Al-Bayhaqi recorded it (2/118) and others as well; its chain was examined earlier under “Rukuʿ” (p. 605). The chapter also contains Aisha’s report: “He would spread his left foot flat and set his right foot upright.” The full text appeared previously under “Takbir” (pp. 176–177) and is listed in Irwa al-Ghalil, no. 316. (3) Reported by Ahmad and Abu Dawud with a good chain; its documentation has already been given on pp. 56–57. (4 & 5) From the hadith of Abdullah b. Umar: “Part of the sunnah of the prayer is to keep the right foot upright, point its toes toward the qibla, and sit upon the left.” Al-Nasai narrated it (1/173) through the chain of ʿAmr b. al-Harith → Yahya → al-Qasim → Abdullah (i.e., Abdullah b. Abdullah b. Umar) → his father; this chain is sound. Al-Bukhari and others also transmitted it, though without the clause on facing the toes toward the qibla, as will be noted under the final tashahhud (pp. 984–985).