Yā Rabb, You commanded in 59:18 the most practical spiritual practice in the Quran: pause and look at what you have sent forward for tomorrow. The verb is tanẓur. Look. Examine. Inspect. As if Your slave is meant to do a periodic accounting of his own akhirah-portfolio. And You repeated 'fear Allah' twice in the same verse, as if to underline the seriousness. Forgive me, ya Allāh, for the months I have not audited. The weeks where I lived without consciously asking: what have I sent forward this week? What is missing? What would I want to add before I die? Build the audit into me. Place a weekly or monthly time for the practice: sit, list the deeds done, identify the gaps, plan the additions. And let me look without despair (despair is the closed door of yaas, Day 201) and without complacency (complacency is the slow draining of īmān). Just clear-eyed assessment. And ya Rabb, the verse's command to look is also a mercy: You are telling me there is still time. The 'tomorrow' has not yet arrived. The audit is for course-correction, not for despair. Open my eyes to my own portfolio. Show me what I have sent (so I can be grateful and continue) and what I have not (so I can adjust). And when 'tomorrow' arrives, let me have looked, adjusted, and arrived with a substantial deposit. Āmīn ya Baṣīr.