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QUNUT

1126. It is recommended that qunut be recited in all obligatory and recommended
prayers before the bowing of the second unit and it is also recommended that
qunut be recited in the Witr ('Midnight) prayers before bowing (although that
prayers is of one unit only). In Friday prayers there is one qunut in every
unit. In the Sign Prayers there are five qunut and in Eid prayers there are
five qunut in the first unit and tour qunut in the second unit.

1127. It is also recommended that while reciting qunut a person should keep
his hands in front of his face, join the palms of his hands, and keep them facing
the sky, join all his fingers except the thumbs, and should keep his eyes on
the palms.

1128. Whatever a person recites in qunut is sufficient, even if he says, 'Subhanallah'
only once. It is, however, better to make the following supplication: La illaha
illallahul Halimul Karim, La illaha illallahul 'Aliyyul 'Azim Subhanallahi Rabbis
samawatis sabi we Robbil arazinas sabi wama fi hinna wama bayna hunna wa Rabbil
arshil azim wal hamdu lillahi Rabbilalamin.

1129. It is recommended that qunut should be recited loudly. However, if a person
is offering prayers in congregation and the Imam can hear his voice it is not
recommended for him to recite qunut loudly.

1130. If a person does not recite qunut intentionally there is no qaza for it.
And if he forgets it and recollects before he bends to the extent of bowing
it is recommended that he should stand up and recite it. And if he recollects
it while performing bowing it is recommended that he should perform its qaza
after bowing. And if he recollects it while performing Prostration it is recommended
that he should perform its qaza after salam