Is it permissible to supplicate between the two green markers during Sa'i by saying: "O Lord, forgive and have mercy and overlook that which You know, for You know what I do not know; indeed, You are Allah, the Most Mighty, the Most Magnificent," knowing that this has not been mentioned in the books explaining how to perform Umrah, and is refraining from supplicating with it, out of fear of innovation, correct?
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The supplication mentioned, "My Lord, forgive and have mercy, and pardon that which You know, for You are the Most Mighty, the Most Generous," is an authentic supplication narrated from Ibn Mas'ud, and it is recommended to use it during the Sa'i. However, there is no specific supplication prescribed for the Sa'i, and it is permissible to supplicate with whatever is easy, as the matter is broad in this regard.
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