Is this the supplication of our Prophet Moses (peace be upon him) when he stood before Pharaoh: "O Creator of the heavens and the earths, O Possessor of Majesty and Honor, the forelocks of servants are in Your hands. Indeed, Pharaoh and all the inhabitants of the heavens and the earths and all that is between them are Your servants; their forelocks are in Your hand, and You direct hearts wherever You wish. O God, I seek refuge in Your goodness from his evil, and I ask You for his goodness through Your goodness. Glorified is Your protection, exalted is Your praise, and there is no god but You. Be my protector from Pharaoh and his soldiers"?

This aforementioned supplication is not known in the books of the Ahlus-Sunnah wal-Jama'ah, nor was it narrated by anyone with a chain of transmission. Rather, it was exclusively mentioned by the Shiite Rafidi Radhi al-Din Ali ibn Tawus al-Hilli in his book "Muhaj al-Da'awat." This book is full of falsehoods, reprehensible narrations, and fabricated supplications that have no basis in the religion, as the Rafidah do not hesitate to lie and invent, as Sheikh al-Islam Ibn Taymiyyah mentioned. What is astonishing in this fabricated supplication is the phrase "And I ask You by Your good from his good." Does Pharaoh have any good for Allah to be asked from it?