3. Upon reading a single letter of the Holy Quran, the reward of ten (10) pious deeds is granted.

4. The house in which the Quran is recited becomes spacious for its inhabitants.

5. Its goodness increases.

6. Angels enter that house, and the devils depart.^[1]

8. On the Day of Judgement, the holy Quran will come to intercede for the forgiveness of the sins of those who recited it.^[2]

9. Allah Almighty will grant those who recite the Quran a reward superior to the reward given to those who are grateful.^[3]

The People of the Quran (i.e., those who recite it and act upon its commands) are the people of Allah Almighty and His special ones.^[4]

10. Recitation of the noble Quran is the superior worship of this Ummah.^[5]

11. Whoever recites the noble Quran while standing in prayer, there are one hundred (100) pious deeds for him in exchange for every letter.

12. Whoever recites while sitting, there are fifty (50) pious deeds for him for every letter.

13. Whoever recites while in a state of Wudu outside of prayer, there are twenty-five (25) pious deeds for him.^[6]

14. Recitation of the noble Quran is a means of purifying the hearts.^[7]

May Allah Almighty grant us the taste and passion for the recitation of the noble Quran.