Is there a hadith regarding the virtue of reciting Surat al-Waqi'ah every night?

Question:
He says: Is there a hadith that clarifies that if a believer recites Surat al-Waqi'ah every night, he will not be afflicted with poverty?

Answer:
There are narrations regarding this, but they are not authentic, to the best of our knowledge. The entire Qur'an is good, and its recitation is all good. The reward obtained by the reciter, if he reflects upon it and rectifies his intention, is immense. It benefits him in this world and the Hereafter. He may be granted provision in this world and in the Hereafter through the causes of his good recitation, his righteous deeds, and his recitation of the Book of Allah. Thus, reciting the Book of Allah with a sincere intention brings great good, both immediate and deferred. However, the idea that one is protected from poverty specifically due to reciting al-Waqi'ah—there is a hadith regarding this, but it is not so; it is not authentic. Yes.

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