Itis permissible to make the qunut before going into ruku (bowing), or it may be recited when one stands up straight after the ruku. Humaid says: "I asked Anas: 'Is the qunut before or after the ruku?' he said: 'We would do it before or after." This hadith was related by Ibn Majah and Muhammad ibn Nasr. In Fath al-Bari, Ibn Hajar al-Asqalani comments that its chain is faultless.[citation needed] During dua qunut, the hands should be put together like a beggar.
Fitr və Qurban bayramı namazlarında 9 qunut tutulur. Fitr və Qurban bayramı namazlarında yaxşı olar ki, birinci rəkətdə beş təkbir deyilsin və hər iki təkbirin arasında bir qunut oxuyar və beşinci təkbirdən sonra başqa bir təkbir də deyib, rukuya gedər, iki səcdə etdikdən sonra təkrarən ayağa qalxar, ikinci rəkətdə isə drd təkbir deyər və hər iki təkbirin arasında bir qunut oxuyar və drdnc təkbirdən sonra, başqa bir təkbir də deyərək rukuya gedər, rukudan sonra iki səcdə edib təşəhhd oxuyar və namazın salamını verər.
In addition to this, the Holy Prophetsa also taught the Companionsra the method of qunut during the witr prayer and for this, he also taught them various supplications. (Sunan Abi Dawud, Kitab al-Salat, Bab al-Qunut fi l-Witr)
Therefore, one kind for qunut is that which is observed during the witr prayer and the other one is that which is observed due to special circumstances, such as when an affliction from an enemy befalls or when an epidemic etc. spreads.
During the time of the Promised Messiahas, when the plague spread through Punjab in accordance with the prophecy given by Allah the Almighty, Huzooras, following the sunnah of the Holy Prophetsa, said:
Religious scholars have criticised the action of opposition MPs in reading the qunut nazilah prayer after Machang MP Wan Ahmad Fayhsal Wan Ahmad Kamal was suspended from the Dewan Rakyat for six months as making a mockery of the practice.
I am joining the Fajr prayer in 2nd rak'at, qunut is being performed, I join the imam and follow accordingly. After tasleem has been said, I continue for my missed rak'at. Must I repeat qunut again in my 2nd rak'at ?
So once they have completed the congregation by tasleem or salam you go ahead to complete your prayer by performing your second raka'a. Now whether you will perform the qunut or not is a matter of your madhhab, some consider it sunnah so it would be highly recommended to do it, while others say it is mustahab or don't approve it at all for the sobh prayer (fajr fard). In the first case you should repeat the qunut in the last you are (either) free to decide to do it or (you should) leave it.
AFAIK only the shafi'i madhhab consider it sunnah for fajr fard, the Maliki considers it mustahab, the hanafi only approve qunut for witr prayer.
If a calamity befalls the Muslims, it is mustahabb to say duaa al-qunut after standing up from ruku in the last rakah of each of the five daily obligatory prayers, until Allah relieves the Muslims of that calamity. (See Tasheeh al-Duaa by Bakr Abu Zayd, p. 460).
With regard to saying duaa al-qunut in Fajr prayer all the time, in all circumstances, there is no sound report that Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him) singled out Fajr for qunut, or that he always recited it in Fajr prayer.
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In addition to this, the Holy Prophet(sa) also taught the Companions(ra) the method of qunut during the witr prayer and for this, he also taught them various supplications. (Sunan Abi Dawud, Kitab al-Salat, Bab al-Qunut fil-Witr)
During the time of the Promised Messiah(as), when the plague spread through Punjab in accordance with the prophecy given by Allah the Almighty, Huzoor(as), following the sunnah of the Holy Prophet(sa), said:
Il est permis de faire le qunut avant d'entrer dans le ruku' (s'incliner), ou il peut tre rcit quand on se lve juste aprs le ruku'. Humaid dit : "J'ai demand Anas : "Le qunut est-il avant ou aprs le ruku' ?" il a dit : "Nous le faisons avant ou aprs"." Ce athar t racont par Ibn Majah et Muhammad ibn Nasr. Dans Fath al-Bari, Ibn Hajar al-Asqalani commente que sa chane est irrprochable.
Praying the qunut is wajib in the Hanafi school. Pray your first two rakahs as normal, then after sitting, stand up for the third rakah, recite Surat al Fatiha, and a short surah (preferably Surat al Ikhlas) and then do not bend down in ruku, instead say Allahu Akbar, and then recite the dua al qunut with your hands folded. Hanafis do not raise their hands in Witr qunut.
The Prophet (peace be upon him) would recite the Qunoot in salah when grave events took place, such as when 80 of those who had memorised the Quran were killed, so we too should do qunut in ever salah when faced with similar situations.
The next thing we can do is join peaceful demonstrations. We should be careful to stay within the remits of the law when demonstrating, otherwise the demonstrations will backfire on us. It is our right to stand with our brothers and sisters who are oppressed anywhere in the world.
It is our duty to stand in solidarity with our brothers and sisters in Palestine who are facing ongoing oppression and adversity. By offering our support and raising awareness about their plight, we can contribute to the global effort for justice and peace in the region.
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