The 4 Lights

‘The S[rah is a safeguard, it guards against the punishment of the
grave. It is in the Torah and he who recites it in the evening has done a
lot and done well.’
a{-^abr\n|, al-*\kim and al-Bayhaq|
Ab[ Hurayrah t narrates that the Messenger of All\h r has said,
“In the Qur’\n there is a s[rah, which consists of thirty verses. It
continues to intercede on behalf of the reciter until he is forgiven. This
S[rah is Tabcrakal-Ladhe bi yadhil-mulk...”
Ab[ Daw[d, Ibn M\jah, an-Nasa’| and at-Tirmidh|
Anas t reports that the Messenger of All\h r has said,
“There is a s[rah in the Qur’\n which consists of only thirty verses,
which argues on behalf of its reader until it enters him into Jannah. It is
S[rah Tab\rak.”
a{-^abran| in Mu`jam a]-%agh|r
J\bir t reports, “The Messenger of All\h r would not go to sleep until
he had read ‘alif Lcm Mem Tanzel... (S[rah as-Sajdah) and
Tabcrakal-Ladhe bi yadhil-mulk...”
at-Tirmidh|, al-*\kim, and al-Bukh\r| in Adab al-Mufrad
Ibn `Abb\s t narrates that the Messenger of All\h r said,
“I wish it (S[rah al-Mulk) was in the heart of every person in my
Ummah.”
a{-^abr\n| in Mu`jam al-Kab|r
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