1. It was narrated to me by Muhammad b. Ali b. Majluwayh from his uncle Muhammad b. Abi al-Qasim from Muhammad b. Isa from al-Hussain b. Ali from Ishaq b. Ammar from Abi Abdillah (a.s.) who said: “One who recites a hundred verses in Salaat-e-Shab, Allah would note down the reward of offering Salaat for the whole night for him and one who recites two hundred verses at night apart from Salaat-e-Shab, the Almighty Allah would write a Qintar of good deeds on Lauh-e-Mahfuz. A single Qintar is equal to twelve hundred Awqiya and a single Awqiya is bigger that Mount Ohad.”
IsnādMuhammad ibn Ali ibn Majilawayh a rapporté de son oncle Muhammad ibn Abi al-Qasim, de Muhammad ibn Isa, de al-Husayn ibn Ali, d'Ishaq ibn Ammar, d'Abu Abdullah ع, qui a dit :
Celui qui récite cent versets dans sa prière nocturne, Allah lui inscrit le Qunut pour cette nuit. Et celui qui récite deux cents versets dans sa prière nocturne sans inclure la prière obligatoire de la nuit, Allah lui inscrit sur la Tablette un trésor de bonnes actions. Et le trésor est équivalent à mille deux cents onces, et l'once est plus grand que le mont Uhud.