What is the authenticity of attributing this statement to Sheikh Ahmad Al-Hawash: "Whoever says before sleeping: 'O Allah, make good our end in all matters, and protect us from the disgrace of this world and the torment of the Hereafter,' three times, will live happily, die happily, and meet Allah happily," and is it true that "whoever adheres to this supplication for a week will find its sweetness, by Allah's will: 'O Allah, let me taste the sweetness of tranquility, serenity, intimacy, and faith in You alone, and attach my heart to You, O Allah'"?

The first supplication: "O Allah, make good our end in all affairs, and protect us from the disgrace of this world and the torment of the Hereafter." This was narrated by Al-Tabarani, Ahmad, Ibn Hibban, and Al-Hakim. Ibn Kathir deemed it good (hasan), and Al-Haythami authenticated its narrators, while Al-Albani declared it weak. There is nothing to indicate that it should be repeated three times, or that whoever says it will live a happy life.

The second supplication: No origin for it has been found in the available references.

And the authentic hadiths and reported supplications are sufficient over all others.