Equal to performing Ḥajj

As conveyed by Imām Bāqir^(a): "Ziyārah of the grave of Ḥusayn^(a), or the Prophet's grave, or the graves of the martyrs at ʾUḥud carries the same merit as completing an accepted Ḥajj with the Prophet^(p)."

Shared by Muḥammad b. Sinān: "Imām Riḍā^(a) revealed that those who perform the ziyārah of Ḥusayn's grave will earn the reward of a recognised Ḥajj."

ʿAbdullah b. ʿUbayd Anbāri recounts: "When I told Imām Ṣādiq^(a) about my inability to perform Ḥajj yearly, the Imām^(a) advised, 'Should you desire Ḥajj but lack the means, perform the ziyārah of Ḥusayn's grave. It will be recognised as a Ḥajj. Similarly, if you wish to perform ʿUmrah but can't afford it, visit Ḥusayn's grave. It will be counted as an ʿUmrah.'"

Narrated by ʿAbdul Karīm b. Ḥasan: "Upon asking Imām Ṣādiq^(a) the meaning behind equating a ziyārah to Ḥusayn's grave to performing a Ḥajj and an ʿUmrah, the Imām^(a) explained, 'Though Ḥajj and ʿUmrah are performed in Mecca, if one wishes to make Ḥajj but lacks the means and visits Ḥusayn's grave instead, they will be credited with a Ḥajj. The same applies if one wants to perform ʿUmrah but cannot, visiting Ḥusayn's grave will credit them with an ʿUmrah.'"

As per the Imām^(a): "Visiting the grave of the Prophet^(p), the graves of the ʾUḥud martyrs, or Ḥusayn's grave is spiritually equivalent to performing a Ḥajj alongside the Prophet^(p)."

Narrated by Imām Bāqir^(a): "A ziyārah to Ḥusayn's grave is tantamount to an accepted Ḥajj with the Prophet^(p)."

Shared by Imām Ṣādiq^(a): "Visiting the grave of the Prophet^(p), the graves of the ʾUḥud martyrs, or Ḥusayn's grave is equivalent to making Ḥajj with the Prophet^(p)."

As recounted by Ibn Abū Yaʿfūr: "Imām Ṣādiq^(a) disclosed that if a person wishes to perform Ḥajj but cannot and instead visits Ḥusayn's grave, spending the Day of `Arafah there, their visit will be acknowledged as performing Ḥajj."

Shared by Ibrahim b. 'Uqbah: "In a letter I wrote to Imām Kāẓim^(a), I asked about the most significant rewards of ziyārah of Ḥusayn's grave, and if it equated to performing Ḥajj for those unable to do so. The Imām^(a) confirmed, 'For those unable to make Ḥajj, it is indeed equivalent to Ḥajj.'"