Note that al-Bayhaqi has quoted the same in his as-Sunan al-Kubra السنن الكبرى with the addition of "'Allahuma Ighfir lana اللهم اغفر لنا" (O Allah forgive us!) at the beginning (see here in Arabic).įatwa islamqa # 271214 -Arabic only- adds it was also compiled by ibn abi Shaybah in his al-Mosannaf and al-Bayhaqi has qualified it as sahih. Qunut Nazilah is different from Dua-e-Qunut which is.
The supplication for Qunut Nazilah is usually read in the last Rakaat of the Fajr prayer after Ruku while standing and raising both hands. The completion is what I've already quoted in my answer on Was Dua-e-Qunut part of the Quran earlier? (with Basmallah at the beginning of each the so called surat al-Khal'a and al-Hafd) Q.) During the present tribulations faced by Muslims all over the world and the problem of Palestine, is it allowed that we call upon the Imams of the masaji. Qunoot Nazilah ( ) Qunut Nazilah is a supplication for Allah’s protection from harm that is offered in prayers at times of calamity. I found it as part of a longer du'a al-Qunoot in al-Mosannaf 'Abdurazzaq (see here in Arabic) مصنف عبد الرزاق as a hadith mawquf حديث موقوف (so it was a doing of 'Omar ibn al-Khattab), according the rawy 'Obayd ibn 'Omayr عُبَيْدَ بْنَ عُمَيْرٍ, 'Omar used to do this qunoot loudly in the second rak'a of sobh (fajr fard prayer!).
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