Q: If we make a habit of reciting Surah Waaqiah in the sunnah of Maghrib, would it be against the sunnah practice as our beloved Rasulullah (sallallahu alaihi wasallam) was not doing it like this? Similarly, we have been informed of the mas'alah that it is not correct to fix a particular surah for a particular salaah, so by reciting Surah Waaqiah in the sunnah salaah, we will be fixing it. Is this correct?
Q: Are daif hadeeth virtues of surahs and adhkar 100% guaranteed or one can hope that after doing them Allah will give them and can one just stick to sahih and hasan hadeeth like virtues of surahs baqarah and imran that whoever recites them they will intercede for him and hasan hadeeth like surah mulk.
There are some daif hadeeth like recitation of certain surahs in night like surah Yaseen, Dukhan, Rahman Waqiah and Hadeed, these three surah recitation anytime during day or night on day of qiyamah he will be called from the people of jannatul firdaus. If these daif hadeeth virtues aren't 100% guaranteed, can I stick to daily recitation of one juz and Musabihaat surahs before sleeping along with Surah Mulk and Surah Sajdah.
Q: Sayyiduna Abu Hurayrah (radhiyallahu anhu) narrated that Allah's Messenger (sallallahu alaihi wasallam) said, "If anyone recites (the surah) Haa Meem ad-Dukhan in the night, then he will wake up in the morning with seventy thousand angels seeking forgiveness for Him." (Mishkat 2149)
Now is this virtue for every night or specific to Friday night that is from Thursday Maghrib to the starting time of Fajar of Jumu'ah?
Q: Surah Hashr - The Messenger of Allah (sallallahu alaihi wasallam) said: Whoever recites Surah Hashr then none from among Paradise, Hell, Arsh (Allah’s Throne) Chair, Curtains, the seven Skies, the Seven earths, space, wind, birds, trees, mountains, Sun, Moon, and angels would miss seeking forgiveness for him and yearning for his safety. If that man dies that day or that night he would die a martyr.
Is this authentic? Does one have to recite this Surah everyday to get this virtue?
Q: What are the virtues of reciting Surah An'aam and is there is any virtue of reciting the first three aayats of Surah An'aam in the morning and evening?
Q: In Fazail e Amaal, Fazail e Quraan I have read a riwaayat that the reciter of Surah Hadeed, Surah Waqiya and Surah Rahman will be named among the people living in Jannatul Firdaus.
If this is true does one have to recite these surahs everyday?
Q: Virtue of reciting Surah Ikhlaas 10 times:
(1) Enter Jannah from any of its entrance. (2) Marry any Hoor (Houri) in the Jannah. (Tafsir Ibn Kathir 5/616)
Is this true? This virtue is for anyone that recite Surah Ikhlas ten times after obligatory prayers.
Q: Does reciting Surah Waaqi'ah at night protect one from poverty?
Q: Is there any authentic hadith which says that one should read Surah Yaaseen, Ar Rahmaan and Waaqiyah daily after namaaz?
Is reading Surah Al Kahf on Friday a bidah?
Q: If a person recites Surah Waqiah in the Maghrib Sunnats, is the Surah Waqiah of the night fulfilled or does he have to recite it separately while looking in the Quraan?