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1443. Ibn 'Abbās narrated: "The Messenger of Allāh ﷺ performed the Qunūt continuously for one
month in the Zuhr, ‘Aṣr, Maghrib, ‘Ishā and Ṣubh prayers. He would do so at the end of every prayer, in the last Rak‘ah, after he had said: ‘Sami’ Allāhu liman ḥamidah (Allāh hears he who praises Him.)’ He would supplicate against some of the tribes of Banū Sulīam: Ri‘l, Dhakwān, and ‘Uṣayyah. Those that were behind him would say: ‘Āmīn.’” (Ḥasan)
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Commentary
1. On such occasions, the Qunūt is said aloud in all prayers including those in which the Qur‘ān is recited quietly and the worshippers behind a Imām say Āmīn.
2. Ri‘l, Dhakwān, and ‘Uṣayyah were those tribesmen who had slain the Muslims of Bi‘r Ma‘ūnah.