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4. Allāh Almighty forbid, if I have not acted on any pious deed which prevents a person from sinning, I will repent to Allāh and make a firm intention to not sin in the future.

5. I will not reveal my good deeds without a need (for example, by saying that I acted on such and such or so and so amount of pious deeds).

6. I will make up for any pious deed that can be performed later (for example, I will make up for the 313 ṣalāt I missed yesterday by reciting them today).

7. I will try to achieve the actual aim of filling in the Pious Deeds booklet, such as attain the fear of Allāh, be pious, have good character, and spread Islam.

8. I will fill in the Pious Deeds booklet tomorrow as well.

9. I will not fill in the Pious Deeds booklet as a formality, rather I will actually assess my deeds and fill it in.

For all the pious deeds you acted upon, mark the box next to them with an inverted tick. For all the ones you missed, mark ‘O’ in the box next to them.

Note: When carrying out self-accountability, only look at your own Pious Deeds booklet.

صَلُّوۡا عَلَى الۡحَبِيۡب صَلَّى اللّٰهُ عَلٰى مُحَمَّد

Method of collective accountability (72 pious deeds) daily 56 pious deeds

1. Have you made good intentions?

2. Did you offer the five daily salah in congregation?

3. Wherever you were in the day, did you invite others to offer salah?

4. Did you read or listen to Sūrat al-Mulk at night?

5. After the five salah, did you at least recite Āyat al-Kursi, Sūrat al-Ikhlāṣ, and Tasbīḥ Fāṭima once?

6. Have you read or listened to at least three verses of the Quran with translation and commentary from Kanz al-Īmān with Khazāˈin al-ʿIrfān or

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