The ruling on a long hadith containing exaggerations?

The questioner: It was narrated by Ibn al-Sunni.

The Shaykh : Yes?

The questioner: It was narrated by Ibn al-Sunni ... and the two verses and the verse following them, then His saying - the Exalted - : to the end of the verse. It is said: that they are suspended from the Throne, and between them and Allah is a veil. We said: O Lord, will You not send us down to Your earth and to those who disobey You? Allah - the Exalted - said: I have sworn that no one among My servants will recite them after every prayer without Me making Paradise his abode, regardless of what he has done, or else I will settle him in the Holy City, or else I will look at Him with My hidden eyes seventy times every day, or else I will fulfill for him seventy needs every day, the least of which is forgiveness, or else I will protect him from every enemy and grant him victory over them ; Ibn al-Sunni narrated this hadith; so what is the degree of authenticity of this hadith?

The Shaykh: First, its chain of narration is not authentic, then there are apparent exaggerations in its text, and finally: who attributed it to Ibn al-Sunni? I know - may Allah forgive you - that every author is an author; what is the name of the author?

The questioner: Muhammad ibn 'Alawi al-Maliki ... .

The Shaykh: Clearly written from its title! Throw it away.
Yes.