The virtue of Surat Tabaarak and its salvation from the punishment of the grave

Question:
Listen to me over the phone, turn off the television. May Allah guide you and grant you Paradise, the highest level of Paradise, if Allah wills. Surat Tabaarak, O Shaykh, Surat Tabaarak. Yes. Purify yourself. What is in it? Does Tabaarak save one from the punishment of the grave, and is there an authentic hadith about it? Good. And the second? The second is al-Zalzalah, meaning is it more virtuous than it, or does it have a special status, or is there a hadith reported about it? The image of al-Zalzalah. Yes, and then moving from one mosque to another for the purpose of praying over the dead, is there something to that? Going to the graveyards within the city of Jeddah to greet the deceased seeking reward, is that prescribed or not? Excuse me, yes, clear, thank you, O Abd al-Qadir. I have a final question: a person does good deeds, such as fasting, standing in night prayer, supplication, and reading the Qur'an, but he cheats and plays bridge and such, does this invalidate the good deeds that came before? Good, thank you, O Abd al-Qadir, may Allah bless you, thank you, thank you. He asks about Surat Tabaarak and Surat al-Zalzalah, may Allah bless you both, do they have a special virtue?

Answer:
Surat Tabaarak, yes, it is the one that saves from the punishment of the grave, by the permission of Allah (Glorified and Exalted is He), as reported in the hadith.