Is the saying "Minna Lillāh" (From us to Allah) considered a supplication against someone, and will it be answered if a mother says it to her daughter in a moment of anger, knowing the mother's deep regret and fear of the supplication being answered?

This phrase is a form of supplication, understood as entrusting a matter to God so that the supplicant may be victorious over the one against whom they supplicated. A mother should not supplicate against her daughter; rather, she should seek forgiveness and supplicate for her daughter's well-being and success in this world and the Hereafter. She should also have good thoughts of Allah that this supplication will not harm her and that her supplication for her daughter's good will benefit her.