Reading/Reciting the Quran

There is no problem in doing that providing one doesn’t believe that there is something special in carrying such a Surah with him.

There isn’t anything in the Sunnah that these verses remove depression or get tranquility. However, if a person on his own did that and hoping in attaining this goal with the grace of Allah, I believe that this is permissible as it is treatment and healing through the Quran.

Yes, this is permissible. She can also recite the Arabic but without touching the Quran. This is done through reading it from a mobile, PDA or computer.

Abu Huraira reported that Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) said: “When a person while reciting the Quran reaches the point of Sajdah in the surah and he does a sajdah then the Shaitaan cries and separates himself from that person and wails” O Disaster! When he was commanded to do Sajdah, he performed sajdah, thus for him […]

No, it is not.

We know that Suratul Baqarah has a strong affect on Jinn. Therefore, you should continue to recite it especially ayatul Kursi and the last 2 ayah of this great Surah. Not necessarily. This might be intimidating feelings from the devil so that he would disturb your life. Don’t pay any attention to these feelings as […]

This is not based on Islamic teachings but rather taken from philosophical writings.

You can’t recite the Quran on behalf of a deceased. The best thing you can do is to pray for them and to ask Allah for forgiveness for them.

This is how it was revealed.

It is not mandatory to offer Sujood attilawa and hence you can continue without offering it.