Tradition 1: Imam Al-Baqir ('a) said to a man: O so and so, what prevents you at times of need from going to the tomb of Imam Al-Husayn ('a), praying four Rakats and then asking Allah for you needs? Indeed, praying an obligatory prayer near his grave equals a Hajj and praying a Nafilah prayer, equals an Umrah.

Tradition 2: Same point as mentioned in Chapter 79, Tradition 5.

Tradition 3: Imam As-Sadiq (‘a) was asked, 'What is the reward for one who performs the Ziyarah of Imam Al-Husayn ('a)?”

Imam ('a) replied, “Allah will record the reward of performing a Hajj and an Umrah for one who visits the grave of Imam Al-Husayn ('a), performs his Ziyarah and prays two or four Rakats prayer besides him.”

I asked, “May I be sacrificed on you, is this reward same for one who performs the Ziyarah of the grave of other Imams whose obedience is obligatory?”

Imam ('a) replied, “The reward is the same for anyone who goes to the Ziyarah of the grave of the other Imams whose obedience is obligatory.”

Tradition 4: Same points as mentioned before.