Surah Al Ankabut (Chapter 29 in the Quran) is named after the Arabic word for “spider,” which is used as a metaphor for the fragility of human life and the fleeting nature of this world. The surah is composed of 69 verses and is considered to be a Makkan surah, meaning it was revealed in the early days of Prophet Muhammad’s prophethood in Mecca before the migration to Medina.

If you recites this surah and surah Rum during the 23rd night of the month of Ramadan would, without exception, live in paradise, in the hereafter; and there is no doubt that these recitations would be recorded as good deeds.
Recites Surah Ankabut and you will be credited with virtues ten times more than the number of believing men and believing women, hypocrite men and hypocrite women.
If you writes this surah on a china plate, washes it with clean water, and drinks it, it would cure shivering fever (malaria), cold, and intermittent pain for ever; and whoso washes his face with it, the face would shine bright.
Recites Surah Al Ankabut, lying on the bed, and rubbing gently the navel, you will have a sound sleep.
Drinking water in which Surah Al Ankabut, has been dissolved brings one great joy and happiness in his life.