Yā Rabb, You refined the niyyah in 92:19. The pure giver gives where no return is possible. No reciprocation. No favor owed. No social capital being built. Ya Allāh, audit my giving. How much of it has been to causes that I expected praise from? Donations to organizations that publicly tag givers. Volunteering at events where my name is visible. Help to relatives who will reciprocate at the next family event. Each of these is a legitimate giving, but it has a horizontal reciprocity that the niyyah-purity of 92:19 transcends. Forgive me, ya Rabb. Forgive the seasons when most of my giving was reciprocity-eligible. And realign me. Build a parallel stream of giving in the categories Your verse named: the orphan who will never know my name; the widow whose case I sponsor anonymously; the stranded traveler I help once and never see again; the destitute family I support through a third-party with my name not attached. Each is impossible for the recipient to repay; the only repayer is You. The transaction is vertical, not horizontal. And You promised, ya Allāh, in the closing verse (92:20-21): 'illa ibtighāʾa wajhi rabbihi al-aʿlā; wa la-sawfa yarḍā.' Except seeking the face of his Lord the Most High; and surely he will be pleased. The pure giver will be PLEASED. Place me in that category. Build the impossible-to-reciprocate stream of giving in my life. Āmīn ya Ghaniyy.