In several events, the recitation of Surah Yasin and Ayatul Kursi is also not left out. Such events include religious gatherings, celebrations, Friday nights, and other religious activities. However, did you know, my friend, that Surah Yasin and Ayatul Kursi are believed to have the virtue of expelling demons and jinn? As it is known, demons and jinn are enemies of humans. The presence of these creatures often disturbs the comfort of human life. These supernatural beings must be expelled, and one way to do so is by reciting Surah Yasin and Ayatul Kursi. Here is further explanation about the power of Surah Yasin and Ayatul Kursi, as compiled by Dream from various sources.

As explained in the following hadith: "Everything has a heart. The heart of the Quran is Surah Yasin. Whoever recites Surah Yasin, Allah will write for him a reward as if he had recited the Quran ten times." (Narrated by Darimi and Tirmidhi) In addition, Muslims are recommended to recite Ayatul Kursi along with Surah Al-Ikhlas, Surah Al-Mu'awwidzatain, and the last verses of Surah Al-Baqarah. InshaAllah, those who practice this will receive protection from any disturbances during the night.

The protection is described in Surah Yasin verse 9 which says: "And We have set before them a barrier and behind them a barrier and covered them, so they do not see." (QS. Yasin:9) Through Surah Yasin verse 9, this can be used as a prayer practice to seek protection from Allah SWT against evil or wrongdoing. Additionally, this verse 9 can also be used for performing ruqyah.

"In addition, the verse of the Throne itself is powerful for burning and expelling jinn. In fact, the Prophet Muhammad once tried to expel a jinn with a torch in his hand. However, the ifrit jinn kept approaching. Angel Gabriel said, 'Would you like me to teach you some words that, if you recite them, will cause the jinn to fall down and the torch to extinguish?' Angel Gabriel then taught him the prayer. The Prophet Muhammad recited the prayer and made the ifrit jinn fall down, as well as extinguishing the torch. The prayer that the Prophet Muhammad recited was the verse of the Throne in Surah Al-Baqarah, verse 255."