The ruling on saying: “O Allah, heal so-and-so by the right of there is no god but Allah”

Question:
May Allah reward you. The questioner asks: What is the ruling on some people saying, when making du'a' for a sick person, for example, “I ask Allah to heal him by the right of there is no god but Allah,” or “by the right of the one who said there is no god but Allah,” or “by the right of this day”?

Answer:
All of this has no basis; all of this has no basis. One should say, “O Allah, heal him,” “O Allah, grant him well-being,” and not say “by the right of there is no god but Allah,” nor “by the right of the one who said there is no god but Allah,” nor… there is no evidence for any of it. Say, “O Allah, heal him,” “O Allah, grant him well-being,” like that. Yes.