What is the ruling on saying: "In the name of the Sufficient, I have been sufficed by you, and by God, I have sought protection from you; you are the fire and we are the water that extinguishes you," in order to get a need fulfilled by an official?
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The ذكر (remembrance/invocation) mentioned is not found in the . However, there is no objection to using it because its meaning is sound, and it is similar to the Prophet's (peace be upon him) saying: "O Allah, You are my strength and my helper. By You, I strategize; by You, I attack; and by You, I fight." The wordings of supplication (du'a) and remembrance (dhikr) are not restrictive (tawqifiyyah), so it is permissible to supplicate and remember Allah with anything whose meaning is sound.
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