Will a Muslim be rewarded if he teaches someone the adhkar (remembrance of God), and then this person teaches them to others, and so on in a continuous chain?

"Whoever calls to guidance will have a reward equal to the rewards of those who follow him, without diminishing their rewards in the slightest. And whoever guides to a good deed will have a reward like that of its doer. And whoever establishes a good sunnah (practice) in Islam, and it is acted upon after him, will have a reward like that of everyone who acts upon it, without diminishing their rewards in the slightest. When a person dies, their deeds cease except for three things: ongoing charity, knowledge from which others benefit, or a righteous child who prays for them." Therefore, whoever teaches someone beneficial knowledge will have a reward like the rewards of all who benefit from this knowledge, and their reward will be continuous and uninterrupted. For this reason, the Messenger of Allah, peace and blessings be upon him, has a reward like that of the entire Ummah (Muslim community) because he is the one who taught them. So, if you teach someone any dhikr (remembrance of Allah), you will have a reward like the rewards of everyone who learns these dhikrs from those you taught, until the Day of Judgment.