To what extent is the hadith authentic that states: "Whoever recites this prayer once, Allah will record for him the reward of an accepted Hajj and the reward of emancipating a slave from the progeny of Isma'il (peace be upon him). Then Allah Almighty says: 'O My angels, this is a servant from My servants who has abundantly invoked blessings upon My beloved Muhammad. So by My might, My majesty, My existence, My glory, and My elevated status, I shall grant him for every time he invoked blessings a palace in Paradise, and he shall come to Me on the Day of Resurrection under the banner of praise, and the light of his face will be like the moon on the night of its fullness, and his hand will be in the hand of My beloved Muhammad.' This is for whoever recites it every Friday," followed by a detailed formula of prayer?
The signs of fabrication are evident in this hadith, and we have not found it in any of the hadith references at our disposal. It appears to be something that was fabricated in later eras. No one is permitted to narrate this hadith except while clarifying its falsehood and invalidity. This hadith, in addition to having no chain of transmission, contains weak wording and crude expressions, as well as newly coined and generated words, grammatical errors, and incomprehensible foreign speech. This statement is patently false. Muslims must beware of such things and warn people against them. In the sound (sahih) and good (hasan) hadiths, there is sufficient and ample guidance.
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