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[Subhanallah]

Salam,

I recently heard a new qunoot while praying jam'aa. I looked for it online and think I found it:

áÇ Çáå ÇáÇ Çááå ÇáÍáíã ÇáßÑíã áÇ Çáå ÇáÇ Çááå ÇáÚáí ÇáÚÙíã ÓÈÍÇä Çááå ÑÈ ÇáÓãæÇÊ ÇáÓÈÚ æÑÈ ÇáÇÑÖíä ÇáÓÈÚ æãÇÝíåä æãÇ Èíäåä æÑÈ ÇáÚÑÔ ÇáÚÙíã æÇáÍãÏ ááå ÑÈ ÇáÚÇáãíä

Can someone please:
1) Let me know if this is an actual qunoot
2) My Arabic isn't great, so while I can read it I might be pronouncing a few of the words wrong. Does anyone know if there's an audio or video clip with it recited? I looked on youtube with no luck...

Thanks!

Wa'Salam

[Shia_Debater]

1)Yes, this can be recited in Qunoot

Here is what Ayatollah Sistani (ha) says

1128. Any Zikr in qunut is sufficient, even if he says, 'Subhanallah' only once. It is, however, better to make the following supplication: La ilaha illallahul Halimul Karim, La ilaha illallahul 'Aliyyul 'Azim, Subhanallahi Rabbis samawatis sab', wa Rabbil 'arazinas sab', wama fi hinna wama bayna hunna, wa Rabbil 'arshil 'azim, wal hamdu lillahi Rabbil'alamin

http://www.sistani.o...&id=48&pid=2231

2) The closest thing I've found to it online is this at 1:40. It's basically the same duaa' but it is a bit more (maybe you can recite this version if it is allowed and if you want)



Do ask others what you can recite in qunoot because I'm pretty sure it's not only specific duaa's - as Ayatollah Sistani (ha) mentioned any dhikr is sufficient - however because I doubt a lot I would rather not give an opinion on this and it's best that someone who is 100% sure to let you know.

[Subhanallah]

Thank you very much dear brother, I really appreciate it!

Wa'salam