Yā Rabb, You named two instruments and inverted what every economy says about them. Riba: the world says it grows wealth; You say it does not increase ʿinda Allāh. Zakat: the world says it decreases wealth; You say it is the act of muḍʿifūn, the doublers. The same verse, same root yarbū (grow), denied to one and given to the other. Forgive me, ya Allāh, for the years I lived in the dunyā's arithmetic. The mortgage I justified with riba-mechanics. The investment products I held without auditing for riba. The 'compound interest' I admired as a wealth-strategy. The hesitation to pay zakat in full because 'the percentage feels high.' Each was a miscalibration of Your spiritual physics. You reversed our intuition. Realign me to Your arithmetic. Let me close the riba in my life, ya Rabb, even if it costs. The credit-card balance carried, the high-yield account that may be tainted, the mortgage to be transitioned, the loan I might have given expecting return-with-increase. Audit my finances and bring me to halal. And ya Rabb, scale my zakat to Your math: give the full 2.5%, give it on time, add sadaqah on top, and watch You double, multiply, seven-hundred-fold what shayṭān named as shrinkage. The doublers, the muḍʿifūn, are the believers of īmān-economics. Place me among them. Āmīn ya Razzāq.