The Surah Of The Holy Quran, Which Recites At Night, Makes A Person Wealthy HD

The Benefits of Reading Surah Waqiah I was reading about Surah Waqiah as the surah to read every night. By reading this surah, one will never fall into poverty, and all the needs of the person will be fulfilled. Every Surah in the Qur’an has many healing benefits. Surah Waqiah is one that has this amazing benefit of reading it. There are hadith that pertain to reading Surah Waqiah. Our Prophet (SAW), said in a hadith, “Whoever recites Surah Waqiah at night will never encounter poverty” (Ibn Sunni 620). Another hadith from our Prophet (SAW) says, “Surah Waqiah is the Surah of Wealth, so recite it and teach it to your children” (Ibn Asakir). Many of the Islamic Scholars and Shaikh Ul Hadith discuss this and state that we should all make it a habit to read Surah Waqiah every night after Isha. Some say to read after Maghreb, but after Isha is the best. I have started reading it. Below is an excerpt from a brother who emailed me his dua manifestation of how reading Surah Waqiah gave him a wonderful job opportunity that he was able to take. Please read his story below. I have made his name and city anonymous as per his request. “I had lost my job last year in December. I had been working for a major corporation in the oil and gas industry at pretty decent post with a great life until oil prices started to dip. All of a sudden, things started changing. Colleagues were getting laid off. Benefits were getting cut. I’ve always had pretty strong tawakkul, but even this was about to be tested. I had been fairly confident that I would be able to keep my job. I decided to take a nice, long three-week vacation to visit my parents in Pakistan. When I got back, my first day back at work was pretty normal. On the second day, I came back to my cubicle after having prayed Dhuhr. The Acting VP – HR called me to his office. I was told that my position had been made redundant. And this would be my last working day. I’d have my notice period of two months during which I’d be getting paid. And if I were to find alternate employment during this time, my company would issue a no-objection certificate. But after that two-month period I’d be on my own. This was taking place in a Gulf country that I won’t name. I love this country, and I was born and raised here. It has always felt like my home, but to live here as an expat, you needed to have a job. Otherwise, you wouldn’t be issued a visa. I had two months to land a job. Or else I would have to leave this land that I am so attached. Plus, my wife and I were expecting our first child. So I have no job plus a baby on the way, and the next couple of months were so difficult. I applied for so many jobs. I only ended up called for a handful of interviews. And even then, there was so sign of any job offer. I still had my tawakkul and just knew that, whatever happened, it would be for the best. I just hoped and wished that the “best” would be for me to get a job fast and not have to leave. Eventually, the t