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Sahih Bukhari
The Book Of The Virtues Of The Quran of Sahih Bukhari is from Chapter No. 67, The Book Of The Virtues Of The Quran, written by Imam Bukhari. This chapter contains 85 hadiths, specifically hadiths about The Book Of The Virtues Of The Quran. The Sahih Bukhari collection encompasses a total of ninety-nine chapters and 7558 hadiths.sahih-bukhari-5015
Narrated Abu Sa`id Al-Khudri: The Prophet said to his companions, Is it difficult for any of you to recite one third of the Qur'an in one night? This suggestion was difficult for them so they said, Who among us has the power to do so, O Allah's Apostle? Allah Apostle replied: Allah (the) One, the Self-Sufficient Master Whom all creatures need.' (Surat Al-Ikhlas 112.1--to the End) is equal to one third of the Qur'an.
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Narrated `Aisha: Whenever Allah's Apostle became sick, he would recite Mu'awwidhat (Surat Al-Falaq and Surat An- Nas) and then blow his breath over his body. When he became seriously ill, I used to recite (these two Suras) and rub his hands over his body hoping for its blessings.
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Narrated 'Aisha: Whenever the Prophet (saws) went to bed every night, he used to cup his hands together and blow over it after reciting Surat Al-Ikhlas, Surat Al-Falaq and Surat An-Nas, and then rub his hands over whatever parts of his body he was able to rub, starting with his head, face and front of his body. He used to do that three times.
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Narrated Usaid bin Hudair: That while he was reciting Surat Al-Baqara (The Cow) at night, and his horse was tied beside him, the horse was suddenly startled and troubled. When he stopped reciting, the horse became quiet, and when he started again, the horse was startled again. Then he stopped reciting and the horse became quiet too. He started reciting again and the horse was startled and troubled once again. Then he stopped reciting and his son, Yahya was beside the horse. He was afraid that the horse might trample on him. When he took the boy away and looked towards the sky, he could not see it. The next morning he informed the Prophet who said, Recite, O Ibn Hudair! Recite, O Ibn Hudair! Ibn Hudair replied, O Allah's Apostle! My son, Yahya was near the horse and I was afraid that it might trample on him, so I looked towards the sky, and went to him. When I looked at the sky, I saw something like a cloud containing what looked like lamps, so I went out in order not to see it. The Prophet said, Do you know what that was? Ibn Hudair replied, No. The Prophet said, Those were Angels who came near to you for your voice and if you had kept on reciting till dawn, it would have remained there till morning when people would have seen it as it would not have disappeared.
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Narrated `Abdul `Aziz bin Rufai': Shaddad bin Ma'qil and I entered upon Ibn `Abbas. Shaddad bin Ma'qil asked him, Did the Prophet leave anything (besides the Qur'an)? He replied. He did not leave anything except what is Between the two bindings (of the Qur'an). Then we visited Muhammad bin Al-Hanafiyya and asked him (the same question). He replied, The Prophet did not leave except what is between the bindings (of the Qur'an).
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Narrated Abu Musa Al-Ash`ari: The Prophet said, The example of him (a believer) who recites the Qur'an is like that of a citron which tastes good and smells good. And he (a believer) who does not recite the Qur'an is like a date which is good in taste but has no smell. And the example of a dissolute wicked person who recites the Qur'an is like the Raihana (sweet basil) which smells good but tastes bitter. And the example of a dissolute wicked person who does not recite the Qur'an is like the colocynth which tastes bitter and has no smell.
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