Is it permissible to use the singular form in supplications such as the travel supplication: "O Allah, I ask You in this journey of mine, O Allah, make my journey easy for me and fold up its distance for me," and in other supplications such as "Praise be to Allah who has given me life after He has caused me to die"?
Changing pronouns in supplications from plural to singular or dual, and from masculine to feminine, to accommodate the state of the supplicant or the person being supplicated for, is permissible and there is no harm in it; for the door of supplication is wide.
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