The ruling on saying "Intercession, O Muhammad" or "Intercession, O Allah"

Question:
He says: Honorable Shaykh, may Allah reward you, what is your view of the one who, when something happens to him, says "Intercession, O Allah," or "Intercession, O Muhammad," even though he does not intend anything by it; it is merely a habit on his tongue?

Answer:
He says: "Intercession, O Muhammad" is not permissible, because Muhammad (peace and blessings be upon him) is dead, and there is no intercession or anything else from him. As for saying "Intercession, O Allah," intercession for what? He says "O Allah," he says "O Allah, donkeys." May Allah keep you safe, you are a worshipper without us saying that you are doing "O Allah." Say "O Allah, heal me," "O Allah, grant me well-being," "O Allah, heal what You have afflicted me with," "O Allah, have mercy on me."