Does reading in some mushafs and not others fall under neglecting the Qur'an?

Question:
Peace be upon you. The sender is your sister in Allah, Umm Muhammad from al-Washi, Marat. In her first question, she says: If a Muslim has a collection of mushafs (written copies of the Qur'an) and he does not read from all of them, but they are in the room, and when one of the relatives comes, he takes a mushaf, while the people of the house only read from two mushafs, is that permissible? And does the verse of boycotting apply to us, which is His saying, the Exalted:

Answer:
There is no harm in having several mushafs with you, even if you do not read from all of them. This is not neglect. Neglect is abandoning the practice of the Qur'an, or abandoning its recitation. Neglect has types: first, neglecting its learning or teaching it. Second, neglecting its recitation. Third, neglecting its contemplation, reflecting on its meanings. Fourth, neglecting acting upon it. Fifth, neglecting listening to it when it is recited.
Sixth, neglecting ruling by it among people. These are the types of neglect of the Qur'an in general and brief terms. It does not include having a mushaf and not reading in it. However, if you have mushafs in excess of your need, it is better to give them to those in need who do not have mushafs, and do good to them with them, or place them in the mosque so that those in the mosque can read from them, and you will have reward for that. Yes.