2. Muḥammad ibn ‘Abdillāh ibn Ja’far Al-Ḥimyari narrated to me from his father, from ‘Ali ibn Muḥammad ibn Sālim, from Muḥammad ibn Khālid, from ‘Abdillāh ibn Ḥammād Al-Basri, from ‘Abdillāh ibn ‘Abdil Raḥmān Al-Asam, from Ḥusain, from Al-Ḥalabi, who said: I asked Abā ‘Abdillāh (Imam Sādiq (a.s.)), “May I sacrifice myself for you! What do you say about someone who has the ability to go to the Ziyārah of Ḥusain (a.s.) but does not?” Imam (a.s.) replied: I say that he has disowned the Messenger of Allāh (s.a.a.w.) and disowned us. He has belittled a matter that is obligatory on him. Verily Allāh will look after the needs of those who go to the Ziyārah of Ḥusain (a.s.) and will take care of every matter that is important to them in this life. Verily going to the Ziyārah of Ḥusain (a.s.) increases the sustenance of the slaves (of Allāh) and they will be recompensed for the money that they spend (in the Ziyārah). Verily fifty years of sin will be forgiven for them and they will return to their families having every sin and mistake erased from their book (of deeds). If they die during their Ziyārah, the angels will descend and perform their ablution (Ghusl). The doors of Paradise will be opened for them and its fragrance will surround them until the Day of Resurrection. If they do not die during their Ziyārah, the door from which sustenance descends will be opened for them and they will be compensated with ten thousand Dirhams for every Dirham they spent (during their Ziyārah) and it (their recompense) will be kept safely for them. Therefore, when they are resurrected, they will be told, “You have ten thousand Dirhams for every Dirham you spent and Allāh has postponed (your recompense) and kept it safely for you with Himself.”
IsnādMuhammad ibn Abdallah ibn Ja'far al-Himyari a rapporté de son père, de Ali ibn Muhammad ibn Salim, de Muhammad ibn Khalid, de Abdullah ibn Hamad al-Basri, de Abdullah ibn Abdurrahman al-Asamm, de Husayn, de al-Halabi, de Abu Abdullah (as)
Dans un long hadith, Abu Abdullah (as) a dit : "Je dis : Que ma vie soit sacrifiée pour toi ! Que dis-tu de celui qui néglige ma visite alors qu'il en a la capacité ? Il a répondu : Certes, il a désobéi au Messager de Dieu (psl) et à nous. Il a minimisé un ordre qui lui était destiné. Celui qui le visite, Dieu répond à ses besoins, allège ses soucis du monde, augmente sa subsistance, remplace ce qu'il dépense, pardonne ses péchés pour cinquante ans, le ramène à sa famille sans aucun fardeau ni péché, effaçant de son registre chaque erreur. S'il meurt en voyage, les anges le lavent, les portes du Paradis s'ouvrent pour lui, son âme entre dans le Paradis pour y être étendue. S'il revient sain et sauf, une porte du ciel d'où descend la subsistance lui est ouverte, pour chaque dirham dépensé, il en obtient dix mille, et cela lui est réservé. Lorsqu'il sera ressuscité, on lui dira : Tu as pour chaque dirham dépensé, dix mille dirhams. Dieu t'a regardé favorablement et les a mis de côté pour toi."