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Saaiduna Maqil Ibn Yasar Radiallahu Anhu narrates that the Prophet of Allah Sallallahu Alahi Wasalam said, “Whoever when he wakes in the morning says ‘I seek refuge with Allah against the accursed satan’ and then recited three verses from the last part of Surah Hashr, will be assigned seventy thousand angels to pray for him until the evening, and should he die that day, he would have died a martyr. However, there is a hadith which encourages us to read the last part of Surah Hashr in the morning and the evening. I have not come across any hadith, which says that the last part of Surah Hashr should be read after the Maghrib salah.

Last three verses of surah al hashr