What is the ruling on saying, "Praise be to Allah, who guided us to this; and we would not have been guided had not Allah guided us. The messengers of our Lord have surely come with the truth. O Allah, to You be all praise. Our Lord, accept from us our prayers and fasting, and gather us in the company of the best of creation. Our Lord, make us live as believers and make us die as submissive, obedient, repentant Muslims to Allah, the Lord of the worlds, not altering nor changing, O Allah. O Allah, bless our master Muhammad and the family of our master Muhammad, as You blessed our master Abraham and the family of our master Abraham, and bestow Your grace upon our master Muhammad and the family of our master Muhammad, as You bestowed Your grace upon our master Abraham and the family of our master Abraham, O Lord of the worlds, indeed You are Praiseworthy and Responsive. Exalted be your Lord, the Lord of Might, above what they describe. And peace be upon the messengers. And praise be to Allah, the Lord of the worlds," after the Tarawih prayer, and is it considered among the innovated Bid'ah?
There is no specific dhikr (remembrance of God) after Tarawih prayers. Persistently observing a specific dhikr after it, considering it a Sunnah, is an additional innovation (bid'ah). As for making supplication (du'a) and sending blessings upon the Prophet (peace be upon him) with the intention of its Sunnah status at all times, there is no harm in it. Indeed, some scholars have explicitly stated the permissibility of making du'a after Tarawih.
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