This is as mentioned in Kasyifah al-Saja Syarh Safinat al-Naja that: It may be recited with any recitation containing both elements including verses of al-Quran with the condition the person sets the intention of reciting qunut. Qunut recitation is a specific dhikr containing supplication and praises to Allah SWT. Blessings and salutations to the Prophet Muhammad PBUH, his wives, his family, companions and all those that follow his teachings to the day of judgement. Besides, imam also shall use the plural form in the recitation so that the du’a may include all people in the congregation.Īlhamdulillah, praise and thanks to Allah for the countless blessings He has blessed us all with. In addition, imam should not lengthen qunut recitation intentionally without having any reason and need because the ruling of lengthening the qunut is makruh. However, the most prioritised qunut recitation is what is mentioned in the hadith narrated by the Prophet PBUH. In conclusion, it is permissible to insert any du’a and praise to Allah SWT in qunut recitation, including verses of al-Quran with both meanings. I would like to ask, is it permissible to add any du’a within it? Some lengthening it while some make it short. I heard many versions of qunut recitation of imams in congregational Subh prayer.
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