What is the daily amount of Qur’an that makes a Muslim among the people of Allah and His elect, and does this favor cease with the discontinuation of the daily portion for a period?

The people of the Qur'an are its memorizers and those who act upon it. They are the friends of Allah and His elect. Merely reciting it is not enough; one must act upon its rulings and embody its ethics. The reciter of the Qur'an should fear Allah in secret and in public, be devout in all their affairs, guard their tongue, avoid delving into what does not concern them, and be humble, far removed from arrogance and worldly greed. They must have a daily portion (wird) of the Qur'an. The best duration for completing a full recitation (khatm) ranges between one week and one month, and it is permissible to do so in forty days for someone who is preoccupied. If a person has a daily portion and leaves it due to an excuse like illness or travel, the reward for what they used to do while resident and healthy will be written for them.