Is the supplication: "O Allah, I entrust my heart to You, so do not let anyone other than You be in it, and I entrust 'Lā ilaha illallāh' (there is no god but Allah) to You, so prompt me with it at the time of death, I entrust myself to You, so do not let me take a single step except in what pleases You, and I entrust to You everything You have bestowed upon me and given me, so protect it for me from the evil of all Your creation and forgive me, O You with whom deposits are never lost" considered an transgression?
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There is no harm in the aforementioned supplication, and it does not constitute an transgression. The Lawgiver has permitted supplication and asking Allah Almighty for everything a Muslim needs, even to ask Him for the thong of his sandal if it breaks. The forbidden transgression in supplication is asking for what is impossible or unlawful.
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