Beyond serving as a guide and compass for humanity, the Qur’an also acts as an intercessor for those who recite it. The recitation of Qur’anic verses is a widespread tradition within Muslim communities, often observed as a consistent, regular practice. This article examines the tradition of reciting Surah Al-Kahfi at PPTQ An Nisa’ Surabaya—a practice gaining popularity in the community, driven by the spiritual benefits (*fadhilah*) associated with specific chapters like Al-Kahfi. The author employs the "Living Qur’an" methodology to understand how this routine is performed and the beliefs held by the participants regarding it. Through this research, the author identifies the reasons for participating in the Al-Kahfi recitation routine, the manner in which it is carried out, and the experiences of those who consistently maintain this practice at PPTQ An Nisa’ Surabaya.
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