Undoubtedly, there are numerous material and spiritual
benefits of reciting, contemplating and practicing the Surahs of the Glorious
Qur’an. We are starting with the Surahs of the last Chapter (Parah) 30:
Surah Nabaa (78): The Noble Messenger (s.a.w.a.s.)
said, “He who studies it and learns it by heart, on the Day of Judgment, his
reckoning will be concluded within the time of saying a single prayer.” Imam
Sadiq (a.s.) said, “He who continues studying it will meet the Holy Shrine at
Makkah (Kabaa) before the year ends.”
Surah Nazi ‘at (79): The Noble Messenger (s.a.w.a.s.)
said, “For he who studies it, the length of his stay and reckoning on the Day
of Judgment will last as long as the saying of a daily prayer, thereafter, he
will come into Paradise.” Imam Sadiq (a.s.) said, “He who studies it will not
pass away but satisfied, will not be brought into the Resurrection but
satisfied, and will not come into Paradise but satisfied.”
Surah ‘Abasaa (80): The Noble Messenger (s.a.w.a.s.)
said, “One who studies it will arrive at the Gathering Place smiling and
rejoicing. “
Surah Takwir (81): The Noble Messenger (s.a.w.a.s.)
said, “He who studies it, will be saved by Allah from being exposed to shame
when the book of deeds is laid open. He who wishes to look at me on the Day of
Judgment, should study it.”
Surah In’fitar (82): Imam Sadiq (a.s.) said, “He who recites this Surah
and Surah Inshiqaq and considers them present before his eyes in his obligatory
and optional prayers, nothing will separate him from Allah. He will be in the
continuous presence of Allah and Allah will be looking over him until all the
accounts he has with others are settled.
Surah Mutaffifin (83): The Noble Messenger
(s.a.w.a.s.) said, “The person who studies it, Allah will make him drink of the
pure, sealed drink on that Day.” Imam Sadiq said, “One who recites it in his
obligatory prayers, Allah will save him from Fire on the Day of Judgment.”
Surah Inshiqaq (84): The Noble Messenger (s.a.w.a.s.)
said, “He who studies it, Allah will make him safe from being given his Record
from behind his back on the Reckoning Day.” Imam Sadiq (a.s.) said, “He who
recites it and Surah Infitar and considers them present before his eyes in his
obligatory and optional prayers, nothing will separate him from Allah.”
Surah Buruj (85): The Noble Messenger (s.a.w.a.s.)
said, “Allah will give reward for the good deeds ten times the number of people
gathered in ‘Friday Prayer’ and all people gathered on the day of Arafa (the 9th
day of Dhul Hijja), to the person who studies it. Its recitation saves man from
fears.
Surah Tariq: (86): The Noble Messenger (s.a.w.a.s.)
said, “He who studies it, Allah will reward this action ten times the number of
stars in the sky.” Imam Sadiq (a.s.) said, “Anyone who recites it in his
obligatory prayers, will have a high rank with Allah in the Hereafter, and will
be the prophet’s close friend and companion in Heaven.”
Surah A’la (87): The Noble Messenger (s.a.w.a.s.)
said, “Allah will reward him, who recites this Surah, the number of words, tenfold,
which were revealed to Abraham, Moses and Muhammad.” One of the companions of
Imam Ali (a.s.) said that he prayed behind Imam Ali twenty consecutive nights
and he (a.s.) recited only this Surah. He (a.s.) recommended to recite it ten
times a day. He (a.s.) also said that it was loved by the Noble Messenger
(s.a.w.a.s.).
Surah Ghashiya (88): The Noble Messenger (s.a.w.a.s.)
said, “He who recites it will be reckoned with an easy Reckoning by Allah.” Imam
Sadiq (a.s.) said, “He who continues reciting it in his obligatory or voluntary
prayers, Allah will put him in His Grace both in this world and the Next and
will keep him safe from Fire in the Hereafter.”
Surah Fajr (89): The Noble Messenger (s.a.w.a.s.)
said, “Allah forgives the mistakes of whoever recites it on the Ten Nights
(i.e. the first ten nights of Dhul Hijja or the first ten nights of Muharram),
and it will become a light on the Dooms Day for anyone reciting at other times.”
Imam Sadiq (a.s.) said, “Recite Surah Fajr, which is Husayn ibn Ali’s Surah, in
your prayers, whether obligatory or optional. He who recites it will be with
him (Husayn ibn Ali) at the same place in Heaven.” Imam Husayn (a.s.) is a
clear example of the “Serene Soul” as stated in Ayah 27 of this Surah.
Surah Balad (90): The Noble Messenger (s.a.w.a.s.)
said, “He who studies it, Allah will make him safe from His Wrath on the Day of
Judgment. “Imam Sadiq (a.s.) said, “He who recites it in his obligatory prayers
will be known as a good-doer in this world, and in the next world he will be
considered among those who have rank and privilege with Allah, and he will be
of friends, companions of the prophets, martyrs and the pious men.”
Source:The Glorious Qur'an (Urdu translation) - Tafsir-e-Namoona by Ayatollah Nasir Makarem Shirazi
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