Yā Rabb, You did not grant the believer absolute rights. You granted rights inside a frame, and the frame was always ʿadl. You permitted up to four spouses, but You closed the door with one condition: if you fear injustice, marry only one. Dhālika adnā allā taʿūlū. That is closer to you not committing oppression. Ya Allāh, this paradigm applies to every permission You have given me. You permitted me wealth, conditioned on its just earning and spending. You permitted me leadership, conditioned on justice with those I lead. You permitted me to be a parent, conditioned on equity between my children. You permitted me to speak about others, conditioned on the truth and benefit of what I say. Each permission came with an audit clause. Forgive me, ya Rabb, for every permission I exercised without auditing the justice-condition. Forgive me for the wealth I have spent without considering whether all stakeholders received their right. For the leadership decisions I have made without weighing all affected parties. For the parenting practices that secretly favored one child. For the relationships where I claimed rights I had not first audited for justice. Realign me. Make me a believer who reads every permission as a contract whose justice-clause must be honored before the permission is invoked. And ya Allah, in marriage specifically: whether I am married to one or to none, whether I am a man or a woman in this relationship, let the ʿadl-clause govern every decision in my home. Time. Attention. Provision. Affection. Conflict. All audited by qisṭ. Āmīn ya ʿAdl.