From the Prophet: ‘One who recites Sūrat al-Ḥāqqah [regularly], Allah will account him with an easy accounting [84:8].’^{‎[1]Nur, 5/401; Tabrisi, 10/514; Thalabi, 10/25.}

From Imam al-Bāqir (a): ‘Recite al-Ḥāqqah frequently for its recitation in the obligatory and recommend [prayers] is a sign of faith in Allah and His Apostle (s), and its reciter will never lose his religion until he meets his Lord.’^{‎[2]Nur, 5/401; Tabrisi, 10/514.}

Note: It is understood from all such traditions on the merits of reciting different surahs that mere recitation does not yield the results described in the narrations, and by ‘reciter’ is meant one who makes it a part of his life and acts on the surah’s teachings.

[1] Nur, 5/401; Tabrisi, 10/514; Thalabi, 10/25.
[2] Nur, 5/401; Tabrisi, 10/514.