*    It brings one closer to Allah.

*    It illuminates the heart.

*    The blessings of Quran recitation refine one’s character.

*    Difficulties are alleviated.

*    Worries and grief disappear.

*    Problems are resolved.

*    One attains blessings in their sustenance.

*    Reciting the Quran pleases Allah.

*    One is saved from the torment of the grave.

*    On the Day of Judgement, the Quran will intercede for the one who recited it and lead them to Paradise.

A Muslim who does not recite the Quran and remains distant from this sacred book should strengthen their bond with it. They must build the habit of reciting Quran with devotion and consistency.

An Important point to note

O those who love Allah’s Messenger! There are those among us who recite the Quran and those who do not. If we find ourselves lacking in this regard, we must strive to better ourselves and begin reciting. Yet, this brings us to an important point of consideration.

One of the primary reasons the Quran was revealed was to instil fear of the Hereafter in our hearts.

Now, the question is: we recite, memorise, and teach the Quran, but is fear of the Hereafter growing within our hearts? When we recite the Quran, does our heart tremble with fear of Allah? Do our eyes shed