Seeking the Place to Relieve Oneself and the Etiquettes of Entering and Exiting — Hadith 37

Hadith. 37 - When the Messenger of Allah (sw) intended to enter the place of ablution (lavatory), He would say: Allahumma inni a‘oodhu bika minal-rijsi an-najsi al-khabeethi al-mukhbithi ash-shaytaani ar-rajeem. Allahumma amit ‘anni al-adha wa a‘idhni min ash-shaytaani ar-rajeem
"O’ Allah (swt), I seek refuge in You from the unclean, impure, evil, defiling devil, the accursed. O’ Allah (swt), remove harm from me and protect me from the accursed devil. "
When he would sit down to perform ablution, He would say: Allahumma adhhib ‘anni al-qadha wa al-adha wa aj‘alni mina al-mutatahhireen
"O’ Allah (swt), remove from me impurities and harm, and make me among those who are purified"
And when he strained to relieve himself, He would say: Allahumma kama at‘amtanihi tayyiban fi ‘afiyah fa akhrijhu minni khabeethan fi ‘afiyah
"O’ Allah (swt), as You provided this to me as pure sustenance and in good health, so allow it to leave me as impurity in good health. "