Ruling 1110. Whenever one says or hears the blessed name of His Eminence, the Messenger of Allah (Ṣ) – such as ‘Muḥammad’ and ‘Aḥmad’ – or an epithet (laqab) or kunyah[1] of his – such as ‘Muṣṭafā’ and ‘Abū al-Qāsim’ – even during prayers, it is recommended that he recite ṣalawāt.

Ruling 1111. When writing the blessed name of His Eminence, the Messenger of Allah (Ṣ), it is recommended that one also write ṣalawāt. Similarly, it is better that one recite ṣalawāt whenever he remembers His Eminence.