What is your opinion of this supplication: "O Allah, You have sent against us an enemy who knows our faults, who sees us and his tribe from where..."?

Question:
He says: Honorable Shaykh, may Allah grant you success, what is your opinion of this supplication? Does it have a source? "O Allah, You have sent against us an enemy who knows our faults O Allah, make him weak against us as You made him weak against Your mercy," and so on. It is said that Imam Muhammad ibn Wasa' used to supplicate to Allah with this supplication every day, so Satan came to him and said, "O Imam, I pledge to you that I will never whisper to you, I will not come to you, and I will not command you to sin, but on the condition that you do not supplicate to Allah with this supplication." Does this have a source?

Answer:
First, a Muslim should supplicate with the supplications that have been transmitted and adhere to their wording, because the wording of the Prophetic tradition contains good and blessing. He should adhere to their wording. Second, the meaning of this supplication is correct, even if its specific wording has not been transmitted, but its meaning is correct and is derived from the evidence.