These two forms of (Du'a') supplication are not from the Holy Qur'an. It is also advisable to end your Du'a with: 'Blessing and peace of Allah be upon our beloved Prophet Muhammad'. Truly, Your earnest punishment shall overtake the unbelievers'. O Allah, You alone do we worship, to You we pray and prostrate, You we strive for and hasten to obey, hoping for Your mercy and fearing Your punishment. In You we believe, on You we rely, You we praise with every good, we are grateful to You and not ungrateful, and disown and abandon him who commits outrages against You. 'O Allah, we ask your help, Your forgiveness, and Your guidance. 'Umar ( ) used to supplicate this Du'a in Qunut'.
nothing is known from the Prophet concerning qunut more authentic than that. al-Tirmizhi grades this Hadith as Hasan, and says: ". ' Imam Shafi, Imam Ahmad, al-Termizi, an-Nasa'I, Abu Dawood, Ibn Majah narrated this Hadith. The word ‘Qunoot’ derived from the the word Qanata which means ‘ to stand in prayer with excellence and silence, and to be submissive and humble before Allah SWT ‘. And there is no humiliation for whom You take as a ward. Dua Qunoot (Arabic: or also known as Dua e Qunoot) is generally being recited during i’tidal or standing during the last rakaat during the Fajr (Dhuha) and Witir (Witr) prayers. Protect me from the evil that You have decreed, for You decree and nothing is decreed for You. Take me into Your charge among those whom You have taken into Your charge.
Grant me safety among those whom You have granted safety. Praise be to Allah, the Lord of the Worlds and may His blessings and peace be upon our Prophet Muhammad and upon all his Family and CompanionsĪl-Hassan Ibn Ali said: "The Messenger of Allah taught me the words to say in the witr prayer: 'O Allah, guide me among those whom You have guided.
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