Is reading the Quran daily the best form of remembrance (dhikr), and does it suffice over Tasbeeh (glorification), and does the reward for reading it fall under the noble verse: "Whoever comes with a good deed will have ten times its like" and under the verse: "And those whose scales are heavy [with good deeds] - it is they who are the successful"?

Reciting the Quran is among the best forms of remembrance (dhikr) and the greatest acts of worship. Whoever recites it frequently is considered among those who remember Allah often. It is superior to the enduring good deeds (al-baqiyat al-salihat) and other types of remembrance, yet it does not substitute for the prescribed morning and evening supplications, as those are intended for their specific purposes. The reward for reciting the Quran is immense, for a good deed is multiplied tenfold, and one is rewarded for each letter. Furthermore, frequent recitation is a cause for the weighing down of good deeds on the Day of Judgment.