Remembrance 44 from Chapter 153

Allāhumma lā taj‘al hādhā ākhira-l-‘ahdi bi-ḥarami Rasūlika ṣalla-llāhu ‘alayhi wa sallam, wa yassir liya-l-‘awda ila-l-Ḥaramayni sabīlan sahlatan bi-mannika wa faḍlik, wa-rzuqni-l-‘afwa wa-l-‘āfiyata fi-d-dunyā wa-ākhirah, wa ruddanā sālimīna ghānimīna ilā awṭāninā. Āmīn.

When the pilgrim is about to leave Madīnah to go back to his home country it is desirable that he bid farewell to the Mosque with two rak‘ahs, and he should supplicate for whatever he likes. Then he should go to the Tomb and greet as he greeted the first time. He should supplicate and bid the Prophet farewell, saying: O Allah, do not make this the last time that I visit the Sanctuary of Your Messenger, but grant me an easy way of returning to Your Two Sanctuaries by Your grace and kindness. Grant me forgiveness and well-being in this world and the Hereafter, and return us safely and successfully to our homelands, Āmīn.

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