Is it permissible to supplicate with, "O Allah, admit me to Your Firdaws Paradise without torment or reckoning. O Allah, make me like the form and beauty of the most beautiful human You created in Paradise. O Allah, make me among the first delegation to enter Your Paradise, whose faces become like the moon on its full night. O Allah, make me the same form and beauty of the most beautiful human You created in Paradise. O Allah, grant me the most beautiful Houris," and is this considered an transgression in supplication?

Transgression in supplication occurs by raising the hands excessively beyond need, or by asking for what is impossible according to the Sharia (definition), or for sin, or by supplicating with what has not been authentically narrated. It is permissible to supplicate for entry into Paradise without reckoning or punishment. As for the supplication: "O Allah, make me of the same form and beauty as the most beautiful human You have created in Paradise, O Allah, grant me the most beautiful Houris," it is permissible in principle because it is possible. However, it is preferable to avoid it because it involves overstepping the bounds of propriety and asking for the ranks of prophets and saints. Therefore, it is advisable to adhere to the authentically narrated supplications.