Hasan says that if a person performs many bowings (ruku) without prostrations (sajdah), it will still count as only one unit (rak‘ah).

Hazrat Aamir says that if a person offers four rak‘ahs for Maghrib, then he should repeat the prayer.

Hasan says that if a person offers four rak‘ahs for Maghrib, he should perform sajdah sahw.

Hazrat Sulaiman bin Mughira says that if a person knows only Surah Al-Ikhlas properly and he leads people in prayer, can he recite this Surah repeatedly? He replied, yes.

Ibrahim says that if a person knows only one surah correctly, then he should recite it repeatedly in prayer.

Hazrat Abu Nazr asked Hazrat Hasan, "I only know Surah Al-Ikhlas. Can I recite it repeatedly in prayer?" He replied, "Yes."

Hazrat Ikrimah says that if a roof does not have four walls, its ruling is the same as offering prayer in the open desert.

Ibrahim says that the predecessors liked that when they came to Makkah, they would not leave without completing the Qur'an.

Ibrahim narrates that Alqamah completed the recitation of the Holy Qur’an in one night in Makkah in such a way that he performed seven circuits (tawaf) of the Ka’bah. Then he came to Maqam Ibrahim and recited Surah Ma’in there. Then he performed seven more circuits of tawaf. Then he came to Maqam Ibrahim and offered prayer there, then recited Surah Mathani. Then he performed seven circuits of the Ka’bah. Then he came to Maqam Ibrahim, offered prayer there, and recited the remaining portion of the Holy Qur’an.

Hasan says that the predecessors used to like that when they came for Hajj or Umrah, they would not leave from there without reciting as much of the Qur'an as they had memorized.