conditions of salah

"Therefore remind him by means of the Quran who fears My threat."
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Conditions Before Starting Namaz
[color=#993399]If any of the following seven prerequisites is ignored, the
Prayer will not be deemed to have been performed at all:
1. Cleanliness of Body: The body has to be cleaned of all sorts of
impurities, whether these are impurities in effect or impurities in fact, and
one must have obtained purity either through Wudu or, if need be,
through Ghusl.
2. Cleanliness of Garments: All the garments including even the cap,
socks, gloves, etc., that one is wearing or having on one's body must be
clean and pure beyond any shadow of a doubt.
3. Covering of Satar: For males it is the part of the body between the
navel and the knee, and for females it is the whole body excluding the
face, hands and feet. Women should see that the ankles do not remain
uncovered.
4. Cleanliness of Place: The minimum requirement is that the place where
one intends to stand and where one's knees, hands and forehead would
rest in Sajdah, must be clean, whether it is a piece of plain ground or
floor, or a mat, etc., bat one should also avoid standing for the Prayer at a
place which is stinking with filth and dirt around it.
5. Ascertaining the right time for a Prayer: Each Prayer has to be
performed within the time limit prescribed for it. If a Prayer is performed
before its time, it will be no Prayer at all, and if it is offered after the time
for it has elapsed, it will have to be offered as a missed (Qada) Prayer.
6. Facing the Qibla: If a person performs his Prayer with his face turned
towards a direction other than that of the Qibla, unless there is a genuine
reason for that, his Prayer will not be deemed to have been performed.
7. Intention: Having the intention in the mind, which may also be
expressed with the tongue, to offer a particular Fard Prayer at a
prescribed time, or a particular missed Prayer afterwards. For the Sunnat
or Nafl Prayers, however, the mention of the time is not necessary. If one
is going to offer a Prayer under the leadership of an Imam, one has to
express intention to that effect, too.
Conditions While Perfoming Namaz
8.Takbir Tahrimah: To begin the Prayer with (Allahu Akbar), is called
Takbir Tahrimah because after one has pronounced it, one is forbidden
to move about, talk or drink, etc.
9. Qiyam: To stand upright in a Fard or Wajib Prayer at least for so long
that one may complete recitation of that much [of a] portion of the Qur'an,
which one has to recite as an imperative duty. In the Nafl Prayer,
however, Qiyam is not necessary.
10. Qira'at: To recite by heart one verse of the Qur'an, consisting of at
least two words, like (Allah-us-Samad). According to Imam Muhammad
and Abu Yusuf, one should make it a habit to recite more of the Qur'an,
for instance, three short verses or one long verse, though according to
Imam Abu Hanifah, one short verse containing at least two words will
suffice for the purpose.
Qira'at is obligatory in any two of the rak'ahs of the Fard Prayer, e.g., in
the first and second, second and third, third and fourth, or the first and
last, but in the Wajib Sunnat, or Nafl Prayer, Qira'at has to be done in all
the rak'ahs.
11. Ruku: To bend down to the extent that the hands reach the knees is
obligatory once in each rak'ah.
12. Sajdah: To prostrate oneself twice in every rak'ah.
13. Qa'dah Akhirah: To sit in the prescribed way at the end of the last
rak'ah of the Prayer for so long that one may complete recitation of
Tashahhud.
14. Salam: To end the prayer with a voluntary action or words not
included in the Prayer after one has performed the full Prayer and
brought it to completion.

namaz ki tau bahut sari conditions hain...not one two or three...but many..aur aap ne bhi mashaALLAH...sub ka almost zikar kiya hai...
jazakALLAH alf khair...

jazakALLAH khair candle dear... nice reading this