Yā Rabb, You sent Shuʿayb to a trading civilization with a message so simple it could have been printed on every storefront: give full measure. Do not be of those who cause loss. He named the category clearly: al-mukhsirīn. The losers, in the very act of trying to gain. Ya Allāh, You taught us through this prophet that the spiritual mathematics of business is the inverse of what shayṭān whispers. He whispers: shave a gram, gain a gram. You teach: shave a gram, lose a gram from your own akhirah account. The one who short-measures the customer short-measures himself. The one who underdelivers shrinks his own barakah. The one who pads the invoice pads his own loss. Forgive me, ya Allāh, for every transaction where I let myself be drawn into al-mukhsirīn even slightly. The expense report I padded by ten percent because 'it's industry norm.' The recommendation letter where I omitted relevant concerns because the candidate was a friend. The contract clause I read fast because I knew the buyer trusted me. Each was a small mukhsir act, recorded in Your scales of qisṭ. Repair them, ya Rabb. Bring those I owe to my mind so I can return what was taken. And from this day forward, place me among al-mūfīn, the fulfillers, who give the full measure even when no one would catch the shortage. Because You see. Because the Day will measure. Because the believer who gives the full measure receives the full measure from the One who can give more than any human deserves. Āmīn ya Wahhāb.