What is the difference between the meaning of the questioner and the supplicant in the hadiths?

What is the difference between the questioner and the supplicant?
The questioner is more specific, for he asks for a particular thing. It is the norm that the questioner asks for a specific thing that is hastened for him in this world: . So the questioner is more specific than the supplicant. The supplicant may be a worshipper, or he may be a questioner. Allah the Exalted says: This was interpreted as "Worship Me" and interpreted as "Ask Me." So every questioner is a worshipper, but not every worshipper is a questioner. The one who prays is a worshipper and a supplicant by his action, the one who gives charity is a supplicant, and the one who strives in the path of Allah is a supplicant by his action. The one who says, "My Lord, forgive me and have mercy on me," is a supplicant, but he is more specific in asking. The one who says, "Give me such and such, and provide me with a righteous child," is more specific in asking. Even though he is a worshipper by asking, he is more specific in asking. So what is in the form of asking: "Forgive me, have mercy on me, give me a righteous wife, make me independent of so-and-so, make me independent by Your bounty"—this is more specific in asking. Prayer and fasting are more specific in worship. Both are called supplication. It is said: "He supplicated" meaning "he worshipped," and "he supplicated" meaning "he asked." And asking is more specific.