The actions to be performed on jumu’ah to attain expiation of sins

بسم الله الرحمن الرحيم

Abū Sā’īd al-Khudrī and Abū Hurayrah narrated: The messenger of Allāh (ﷺ) said:

من اغتَسلَ يومَ الجمُعةِ ولبسَ مِن أحسَنِ ثيابِهِ ، ومَسَّ مِن طيبٍ إن كانَ عندَهُ ، ثمَّ أتى الجمُعةَ فلم يتخطَّ أعناقَ النَّاسِ ، ثمَّ صلَّى ما كَتبَ اللَّهُ لَهُ ، ثمَّ أنصَتَ إذا خرجَ إمامُهُ حتَّى يفرُغَ مِن صلاتِهِ كانَت كفَّارةً لما بينَها وبينَ جمعتِهِ الَّتي قبلَها

Whoever takes a bath on Jumu’ah, applies perfume if it is available, and wears his best clothes, then comes to the mosque and does not cross the necks of the people, then bows as long as Allāh wills that he should bow, and then listens when his imām comes out until he prays (i.e. the Jumu’ah prayer), it will be an expiation (of minor sins) for what came between it and the jumu’ah that was before it.

(Sahīh Ibn Khuzaymah #1862 – Hasan isnād)