Is There A Narrated Dua Named Kanz Al Arsh?

Is there a narrated dua named Kanz al-arsh?

The dua mentioned in some books with name of “Kanz al-arsh” has been converted into a literary text by being collected from several verses and hadiths and has been adorned with such expressions as “for the sake of Your name which is written on Jibreel’s wing” do not match with and take place in the authentic books. It is believed that the face of a person who recites this dua will be lightened beautifully, that he will recover if he is sick, that he will be protected from the evil of demon and djinns, that he will assure himself for not having pain or diseases, and that he will be found if he is lost. However, it is not appropriate to describe this dua text as a special dua which realizes the needs of a person. Because there is no such information in authentic books. On the other hand, although dua is a means of reaching what we desire, it is not an acceptable approach in religious terms to specify this dua text by saying, “Whoever reads this dua once in his lifetime, he will get the thing he wants.” Yet, it is permissible to recite it.

Source: Presidency Of Religious Affairs The Turkey, High Board of Religious Affairs FATWA