According to Hanbali, Qunoot will be recited only in Witr. In special circumstances, it can be recited in prayers other than Witr. Cannot be read on Friday. Whoever does not remember the du'aa 'of qunoot, whatever duaa' is recited in its place, it will lead to namaz.
Of course, it is better that! It is not obligatory or necessary to recite any specific duah 'before bowing in the third rak'ah of Witr prayers. In addition to this dua ', if one prays another duha' instead of it, his prayers will still be valid. There are other duaa's as well. Of course, according to our Hanafis, it is Sunnah to recite this dua, so we recite it. Speaking of "Surah Ikhlas", if one does not remember any of these supplications, then if he recites Surah Ikhlas three times instead, then the prayer will be valid.
It is obligatory to recite Duaa Qunoot in Witr, and no special duaa is obligatory as Duaa Qunoot, but any duaa will be obligatory to be recited, Reading is masnun, you can also recite more duas along with dua qunut, but it is better to be content with only masnoon dua. Dua Qunoot can be combined with other masnun duas in Witr prayers. For example, in Ramadan we usually ask for a long dua in the Haram Sharif, in the same way if we add more dua with dua qunut before ruku in our individual vitr or naafil prayers, then there is no problem.
Download PDF. View PDF. Chessy Comments and Comments with 'Links' will be deleted immediately upon our review. In this work, the author elaborates on the status, importance, and etiquette of du'a or prayer and supplications in Islam. In the most comprehensive work yet written in English on this topic, the author discusses, amongst other matters: The excellence and benefits of the dua, The types of dua, The pre-conditions that are needed in order for a dua to be accepted, The recommended etiquette of performing dua, The timings and situations in which the dua is more likely to be answered, The various factors that aid or prevent a dua from being accepted, The relationship of dua with the Divine Decree qadr , The wisdom behind a delayed response.
This is the complete translation and transliteration of the dua from the famous qunoot done by Mashary Rashid al-Ifasi. It also includes the Arabic text making memorizing the dua easier. The dua begins: 'Allahumma lakal-hamdu anta noorus-samaawaati wal-ardi wa man eehinna, wa lakalhamdu anta qayyimus-samaawaati wal-ardi wa man feehinna, wa lakal-hamdu anta rabbus-samaawaati wal-ardi wa man feehinna.
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