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The Fajr Qunut: When Can It Be Recited?

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Answered by Shaykh Faraz Rabbani

If a Hanafi reads du’a al Qunoot in Fajir prayer even so it is not part of Abu Hanifa’s math’hab to do so then is this ok?

Answer:
In the Name of Allah, Most Gracious, Most Merciful

It would be considered a contravention of the sunna, and blameworthy, in the Hanafi ijtihad. The only time one may recite the qunut supplication in fajr is when a calamity befalls the Muslims. In such a case, however, a relevant dua would be sought, not the Shafii qunut.

If a Shafii recites the regular qunut, one should neither raise one’s hand nor say “Ameen,” even if only quietly. If they recite a qunut for some calamity, one should still not raise one’s hands, but should say “Ameen,” quietly.

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