What is the ruling on uttering the following supplications: "O Allah, I have devoted this day of mine sincerely for Your Noble Face, so make it easy for me, bless it for me, and accept it from me. O Allah, show me what pleases You, let me hear what pleases You, open for me the doors of Your mercy, and provide for me from where I do not expect. O Allah, grant me lawful provision that pleases me, O Lord of the worlds," and "O Allah, I entrust my heart to You, so let no one be in it but You. And I entrust to You 'La ilaha illa Allah' (there is no god but Allah), so enable me to utter it at the time of death. And I entrust my soul to You, so do not let me take a single step except in what pleases You. And I entrust to You everything You have bestowed upon me and given me, so protect it for me from the evil of all Your creation. And forgive me and my parents, O You with whom trusts are not lost," and "O Allah, I devote this day of mine sincerely for Your Noble Face, so make it easy for me, bless it for me, and accept it from me. O Allah, forgive my errors, my ignorance, and my extravagance in my affairs"?
There is no harm in supplicating with these supplications, and there is nothing forbidden in them. However, it is preferable to adhere to thelications that have been authentically transmitted. The supplication mentioned is not authentically transmitted except for its last part, which is the supplication of the Prophet, peace and blessings be upon him: "O Allah, forgive my sins, my ignorance, my extravagance in my affairs, and what You know better than I. O Allah, forgive my seriousness and my jest, my mistakes and my deliberate acts, and all of that is with me."
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