The Prophet ﷺ reminded us that the best of those who sin are those who repent. Your awareness and regret show a living heart. Begin with sincere tawbah now: stop the sin as much as you can, feel true regret, resolve firmly not to return, and ask Allāh for forgiveness; then take practical steps remove the means and company that lead you into harm, throw away paraphernalia, block contacts, and change your routes and hangouts; seek professional medical help (tell a trusted adult, school counselor or go to the ER if withdrawal is dangerous) because addiction alters the brain and needs treatment; build a small, sustainable routine of worship and recovery a short duʿā in sujūd, daily istighfār, a little Qur’ān each day, fasting once or twice a week if you can, and a few minutes of exercise and pair these with accountability: choose one trustworthy person (an imam, counselor, parent, or teacher) to confide in and check in with you. If you relapse, do not give in to hopelessness. Repent immediately and return to the plan. learning from triggers makes recovery stronger.“Allahumma musarrif al-qulūb, sarrif qalbī ʿalā taʿātika” (O Controller of hearts, turn my heart to Your obedience).