One extra calculation for those in the Haram

We've established in the previous post that the potential reward for reciting 1 juzz is approximately 100,000 The question now is, while a person is inside the Haram, should they spend more time reciting the Qurʿān or offering voluntary nawfil prayers? i.e. Which is more rewarding? ▪️A voluntary prayer made up of 2 units takes around 3-4 minutes ▪️1 Naafilah in the Haram equates to the reward of 1 Naafilah offered elsewhere multiplied by 100,000+ ▪️ We don't know how much reward 1 nafilah prayer is worth, but what we do know is that a 2 unit Nafilah prayer consists of at least 2 recitals of Al-Fatiha, which comprises 100+ letters...hence, 200(×10) × 100,000 = 200,000,000 ▪️So you can earn 200,000,000+ good deeds (excluding the reward of the obligatory rememberances in Salah, etc) in 3-4 minutes while engaged in voluntary prayer in the Haram compared to reciting Qurʿān for 20-30 minutes anticipating 100,000 good deeds approx. ▪️ So generally speaking, nawfil prayer in the Haram is more rewardable than reciting Qurʿān - and Allah knows best. Note: We haven't taken the spiritual aspects into perspective, such as ikhlaas (sincerity), Khushoo (humility), tadabbur (reflection), etc.