Hazrat Abu Burdah bin Abi Musa narrates that Hazrat Abu Musa, while traveling, would continue to pray in whatever direction his mount turned.

Hazrat Abu Burdah bin Abi Musa narrates that Hazrat Abu Musa, while traveling, would continue to pray in whatever direction his mount turned.

Hazrat Yahya bin Saeed says that I saw Hazrat Anas praying on his donkey facing a direction other than the Qiblah.

Hazrat Abdullah Bahi, the freed slave of the family of Zubair, says that I accompanied Hazrat Abdullah bin Umar (may Allah be pleased with them) from Makkah to Madinah. He used to perform prayers on his mount facing directions other than the Qiblah.

Hazrat Mujahid says that I traveled from Makkah to Madinah with Hazrat Ibn Umar (may Allah be pleased with them). He used to perform nafl (voluntary) prayers on his mount, regardless of which direction it was facing. However, when he had to perform a fard (obligatory) prayer, he would dismount and perform it on the ground.

Muhammad narrates that Hazrat Abu Ayyub used to perform prayers while riding his mount, regardless of which direction it turned.

Hasan narrates that the companions used to perform prayers on their mounts during their journeys, regardless of which direction they were facing.

Ibrahim narrates that the companions used to pray on their mounts regardless of which direction they were facing, but for obligatory prayers and Witr, they would dismount and pray on the ground.

Hazrat Ibn Aun says that I asked Hazrat Qasim bin Muhammad whether a person can pray on his mount. He replied, yes, he can pray. I asked, even if he is facing any direction? He replied, yes, even if he is facing any direction. I asked him, while praying on the mount, should he bow lower in prostration than in bowing? He replied, yes, he should do so.

Hazrat Ubaidah says that a person can pray on his mount, regardless of which direction it is facing; however, for obligatory prayers, he will dismount.