However, a woman can ask Allaah to ease her pains and make her delivery easy or whatever else she wants.

Her love for Surat al-Mulk had captivated her she embraced it while she sat in class, and made it her companion while she walked through the halls, and enjoyed its company while she stood waiting in line. However, singling out the recitation of a portion of the Quran for a given purpose without a sound evidence is a form of innovation because it is specifying something which the Sharee'ah did not specify. This six-year-old girl who had spent her entire day reciting, living, longing for Surat al-Mulk, finally began her recitation from the Book of Allah and became lost in the surah. It should be known that Allaah made the whole Quran a cure as Allaah Says (what means): The Prophet said: ' Whoever introduces in this matter (religion) of ours something which is not part of it, it is to be rejected.' No doubt, believing so or practicing it is an innovation. We do not have any sound evidence in the Sharee'ah that proves that the recitation of Chapter Maryam or Chapter Yousuf helps ease labour pain.

I testify that there is none worthy of worship except Allaah, and that Muhammad is His slave and Messenger.

All perfect praise be to Allaah, The Lord of the Worlds.

Reciting surah maryam during pregnancy