Some scholars say: that whoever reads a letter from the Qur'an in prayer specifically has a hundred good deeds. Is this correct?

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The questioner : May Allah reward you. Some people say that whoever reads a letter from the Book of Allah in prayer has a hundred good deeds. Is this correct?

The Shaykh : What is reported is ten good deeds, absolutely.

Whoever reads a letter, he has ten good deeds

من قرأ حرفا فله عشر حسنات

The questioner : In prayer?

The Shaykh : In prayer and other than prayer, yes.

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