What is the ruling on supplicating with and disseminating the following supplication: "O Allah, You are the Hope and from You is the giving and to You is the supplication. I ask You, O Most Generous, O Self-Sufficient, O Most Bountiful, to protect me along with people I love for Your sake. O Allah, in Paradise, grant me and them residence, and from the Fire, distance me and them, and from Your lawful provision, grant me and them sustenance, and from illness, heal me and them, and in well-being, increase me and them, and that You encompass me and them with Your forgiveness and mercy, O Hearer of supplication, O Vast Giver"? And what is the ruling on saying: "and from Your lawful provision, grant me sustenance"?
This supplication is good, with no impermissible elements, and it is permissible to supplicate with it without any reservation. However, it should not be adhered to at a specific time, resembling a Sunnah supplication, for fear that it might become an added innovation (bid'ah idafiyyah). As for the phrase "and from Your lawful provision, provide for me," there is no harm in it, because all provision is from Allah.
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