The ruling on saying "Subhanaka ma 'abadnaka haqq 'ibadatik" in the qunut

Question:
May Allah reward you. This questioner says: We hear some of the imams saying in the du'a of the qunut, "Subhanaka ma 'abadnaka haqq 'ibadatik, wa subhanaka ma shakarnaka haqq shukrik" (Glory be to You, we have not worshipped You with the worship You deserve, and glory be to You, we have not thanked You with the thanks You deserve). What is the ruling on this statement?

Answer:
It is reported that the angels on the Day of Resurrection will say, "Subhanaka ma 'abadnaka haqq 'ibadatik" (Glory be to You, we have not worshipped You with the worship You deserve), even though they do not , and yet they say, "Subhanaka ma 'abadnaka haqq 'ibadatik." Therefore, there is no harm in saying it. Yes.