One of the prayers that the infallible Imams and religious scholars have emphasized in their reading is the pilgrimage to Ashura. . But what blessings lies in this pilgrimage, and what is the reason for so much emphasis on reading it, especially during Muharram?

This pilgrimage is a daily revelation of the followers of Husayn ibn Ali Ali (AS) with his master, accompanied by a tribute to his friends and an ax from his enemies. But what blessings lies in this pilgrimage, and what is the reason for so much emphasis on reading it, especially during Muharram?

Pilgrimage of Ashura in the word of the infallible Imams

There are many traditions about the virtue and importance of the Ashura pilgrimage from the infallible Imams:. A person named Alqa'mah says: I asked Imam Baqir (AS): If I was going to visit Imam Hussein (AS) from far or near, how would I visit? The Prophet replied: "Like the Prophet (peace be upon him), turn to the Prophet (pbuh) and look at him with the presence of the heart and read, after saying," Allahu Akbar or Abba Abdullah ... (And the text Teaches him the pilgrimage completely) and then perform two rak'ahs of prayer. " The Prophet (SAWS) then said: "Investigating this prayer is a prayer that the angels read and God will write to you one hundred thousand degrees and you will be like someone who was martyred with Imam Hussein ... May the pilgrimage to you of any prophet and messenger, and the pilgrimage to anyone who has visited Hussein, from the day he was martyred. "

Elsewhere in the Safavid quote, one of the companions of the sixth Imam (AS) said: Imam Sadiq (AS), referring to the tomb of Imam Hussein (AS) read the pilgrimage and then performed two Rakat prayers and gave me (Safavan) They said: "Whenever you have trouble and need, read this pilgrimage and prayers wherever you are and pray to God; surely Allah and the Prophet (peace be upon him) keep their promise and fulfill their need. To bring. "

The purpose of the Ashura pilgrimage is to reach Imam Hussein (AS) and accompany the Ahlul-Bayt (AS). We also have in the pilgrimage to the shrine and shrine of Imam Hussein (AS), which states: "Or the litany of Kant Fafuz Fuza ..."; "I wish I was with you ..." Arises.