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772. It was narrated that Abu Humaid As-Sâ'idi said: "The Messenger of Allâh ﷺ said: 'When anyone of you enters the mosque, let him send peace upon the Prophet, then let him say: "Allâhummaftah li abwâba rahmatika (O Allâh, open to me the gates of Your mercy)." And when he leaves, let him say: "Allâhumma inni as'aluka min fadlika. (O Allâh, I ask of you from Your bounty)." (Sahih)
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The purpose of going to the mosque is worship, which would hopefully be the harbinger of Allâh's mercy. Hence it is that, while entering the mosque we pray for Allâh's mercy. Once out of the mosque, however, man becomes engrossed in worldly affairs, e.g., the earning of his bread-and-butter. It is, therefore, the time for him to ask for Allâh's bounty in order to get lawful and blissful sustenance.