Does the reward for reciting the Holy Quran, whether a part or a complete ختمة (recitation), reach the deceased woman in her grave? And does the daughter's failure to see her deceased mother in a dream indicate the mother's displeasure with her, knowing that the daughter was dutiful to her during her lifetime?

It is permissible to recite the Quran and dedicate its reward to the deceased, and it is hoped that the reward will reach them and benefit them. It is recommended to supplicate frequently for the deceased and to give charity on their behalf. One should not be preoccupied with dreams and the absence of seeing the deceased in them, as nothing is built upon dreams.