This is not Bid’ah as the word “Taala” means “exalted and high”. This was used a lot by our Prophet salla Allahu alaihi wa sallam and his companions.

I have a friend and he always when he said I will do this.. inshallah,he add inshallah Taala.I never hear him to use just inshallah.Is this kind of bidah?

Names and Attributes of Allaah | March 20, 2014 8:07 pm
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I have read things like in the 99 names of Allah (SWT) if u read some particular names for a particular number of times there are some benefits, for example- “The benefit of As-Sabar- Anyone who repeats this name 100 times before sunrise will be safeguarded against all calamities for the remaining of the day. Moreover, Allah will cause his enemies not to utter a single word against him. Any person in difficulty should repeat this for 1020 times he will soon find relief and be granted peace and contentment of heart Insha Allah.” Is this authentic? Other names have their benefits as well, this is just one example that I quoted. Can this be read? Also, can you tell me what is the benefit/reward of learning the 99 names of Allah (SWT)? The Divine names as remedy. Is it permissible to use the Beautiful Names of Allaah as a remedy, such as saying “Ya Baseer (O All-Seeing)” over the patient’s eye and so on?
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Sheikh, in Pakistan,India and Iran they when they ask something from Allah during dua’ or during normal conversation they call Allah by the name of KHUDA which means God.The question is if it is permissible in Islam?