Yā Rabb, You painted the two photographs back to back. The rock with earth, washed bare. The garden on a hill, doubled by rain, sustained by dew. And You let me choose which photograph my life's giving will look like on the Day. The variable is the niyyah. The same dirham, the same volunteer hour, the same charity event, can land in either photograph depending on what I sought. Ya Allāh, every sadaqah I will give for the rest of my life, anchor it in 'ibtighāʾa marḍāt Allah.' Seeking Your pleasure. Not the photograph. Not the donor wall. Not the tag. Not the family's pride. Not even the recipient's gratitude. Just Your pleasure. And You added the second niyyah: 'tathbītan min anfusihim,' as a firming of the soul. The believer who gives is not just helping the recipient; he is steadying his own soul. The sadaqah is a stake in his own ground, planting his soul in obedience. Make my sadaqah this kind of double-niyyah giving, ya Rabb. Then place me in the photograph You promised: a garden on a hill. Where, when Your rain pours (the seasons of ease), my yield doubles, and where, when no rain falls (the dry seasons), Your dew still keeps the green. Make me a green field, not a bare rock. And ya Allah, You closed the verse with 'wAllāhu bimā taʿmalūna baṣīr.' Allah sees what you do. Let me give knowing You see, not knowing the donor list sees. Āmīn ya Baṣīr.