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Shiavault - a Vault of Shia Islamic Books Rewards From Recitation of the Quran Part 3 Chapter 55 (al-Rahman) (pbuh) has said the following about this Chapter: "Whoever reads it, Allah will have mercy on his weakness and be regarded as having thanked Allah for it." Imam Ja’fer alSadiq (as) Is quoted saying that there is a bride for everything, and the Qur’an’s bride is Surat al-Rahman, and that Allah will brighten the face of everyone who recites it quite often [on the Day of Judgement].

Chapter 56 (aI-Waqi’a) Imam Ja’fer al-Sadiq (as) has said, "Whoever recites it will not be written down among the heedless, and whoever recites it every Friday night will be loved by Allah." Chapter 57 (al-Hadeed) He (as) is also quoted saying that one who recites this Sura will be written down among those who believed in Allah and His Messenger (pbuh).

The Imam (as) has also said, "Whoever recites all the Suras which start by glorifying Allah before going to bed will not die before meeting al-Qa’im (al-Mahdi), peace be upon him, and if he does die, he will be a neighbour of the Prophet (pbuh)." Chapter 58 (al-Mujadila) He (as) is also quoted saying that whoever recites this Chapter will be written down as being among Allah’s party, the ones who will achieve victory on the Day of Judgement .

The Imam (as) has also said, "Whoever recites Surat al-Hadeed and al-Mujadila in his obligatory prayers, and continues to do so, will not be exposed by Allah to any hardship as long as he lives." Chapter 59 (aI-Hashr) Imam Ja’fer al-Sadiq (as) has said that whoever recites Surat alHashr will be blessed by Allah Who will take his soul as though he had been a martyr, and Paradise, hell, the ‘Arsh and the Kursi will all seek Allah’s forgiveness for him, and that whoever recites whatever Chapter 60 (aI-Mumtahana) AI-Kaf’ami quotes the Prophet of Islam (pbuh) saying the following about this Chapter: "Whoever reads it will receive intercession from all believing men and women on the Day of Judgement ." Both alMajlisi and al-Tibrisi tell us that Ibn al-Bataini traces the isnad of this tradition to ‘Asim al-Khayyat who quotes Imam Ali ibn al-Husain alSajjad Zaynul-’Abidin (as) saying, "Whoever recites this Sura in his obligatory and optional prayers will have been ascertained by Allah as having full conviction, and He will fill his heart with light, and neither poverty nor insanity will ever afflict him nor any of his offspring." Chapter 61 (al-Saff) (pbuh), as we are told on p.