Is the Hadith with the text: "No one among My servants recites you [referring to a specific Surah or verse] after every prayer except that Paradise is made his abode, regardless of his deeds, and except that I shall house him in the Sacred Enclosure, and except that I shall look upon him with My veiled eyes seventy times every day, and except that I shall fulfill seventy of his needs every day, the least of which is forgiveness, and I shall grant him protection from every enemy from whom I have granted him victory," authentic when referring to Al-Fatiha and Ayat al-Kursi?

The hadith that mentions the virtues of Surat Al-Fatihah, Ayatul-Kursi, and the first two verses of Surat Al-Imran, stating that they are "Mu'allaqat" (suspended) with no barrier between them and Allah, and that no one recites them after every prayer except that Allah admits him to Paradise, is a fabricated and forged hadith.

A number of scholars have explicitly stated its weakness and inauthenticity, including Al-Dhahabi, Ibn Hibban, Ibn Al-Jawzi, and Al-Albani. This is due to its inclusion of exaggerated rewards that the Messenger of Allah, peace and blessings be upon him, would not have stated, and because among its narrators is Al-Harith bin Umayr, who is weak, or Muhammad bin Zanboor Al-Makki.

The authentic hadiths that clarify the remembrances after prayer suffice over this weak hadith.