Allahummehdini Fiymen Hedeyte — Safi Mezhebine Gore Kunut Dualari

It is recited after rising from the bowing position ( Ruku ) in the final rakat of Fajr, with hands raised toward the heavens.

In the Shafi'i madhhab, this beautiful tradition was extended from the Witr prayer to the daily Fajr prayer based on the practice of the Prophet (pbuh) continuing to recite Qunut during morning prayers until he passed away. Key Meanings and Practice It is recited after rising from the bowing

When an Imam leads, he changes the singular "me" ( ihdinî ) to the plural "us" ( ihdinâ ) so the entire congregation is included in the prayer. well-being ( Afiyah )

Each phrase asks for a specific grace: guidance ( Hidayah ), well-being ( Afiyah ), and divine protection ( Wilayah ). and divine protection ( Wilayah ).