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Virtue of Sura Al-Nur
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The Prophet (p.b.u.h.) in a tradition has said: "Whoever reads Sura Al-Nur (and applies it in his life), for each faithful woman and man who were in the past and will be in the future Allah will give him 10 good acts as reward."

Imam Sadiq (a.s.) says: "Protect your property and preserve your chastity by reading Sura Al-Nur and immunize your own wives against deviations through obeying its commandments, because whoever continues reading this Holy Sura in every day and night none of his family members will commit indecency as long as he lives."

Paying attention to the content of the Sura which stands against immodesty through various ways of efficient struggles with factors of deviation from the path of chastity makes clear the main idea of the above-mentioned tradition as well as its practical concept.

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