Al-Qunūt in aṣ-Ṣubḥ and du‘ā in Ṣalāh

From al-Mudawwana al-Kubra

لقنوت في الصبح والدعاء في الصلاة)

[Mālik] said, ‘And there is no harm in a man supplicating for all of his needs in the obligatory ṣalāh, the needs of his worldly life and his ākhirah, in the standing, sitting and prostration.’ He said, ‘And he used to disapprove of it in the bowing.’

Ibn al-Qāsim said, and Mālik informed me from ‘Urwah ibn az-Zubayr. He said, It reached me that he said, “I certainly supplicate Allah for all of my needs in the ṣalāh even for salt.”