The ruling on the collective completion of the Qur'an for seeking nearness to Allah through a means in fulfilling needs

Question:
People engage in the completion of the Qur'an by dividing the parts of the Qur'an among themselves, each reading the part assigned to him, and when they finish, they recite the supplication of completion, intending to seek nearness to Allah through a means in fulfilling their needs? Please inform us, may you be rewarded, of its effect?

Answer:
This is a method that is not in accordance with the Shari'ah and has no basis. The one who reads the entire Qur'an is the one who reads the entire Qur'an and recites the supplication of completion at the end. This is what is reported from the Salaf (the earliest generations). As for dividing it among a group and then calling it a completion, it is not a completion. It is not a completion. He has not completed the Qur'an. He has not completed the Qur'an. The collective completion is not a completion of the Qur'an. A completion is by one person, which is what is reported from the Salaf (the earliest generations).