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'''Zīyārat Amīn Allāh''' is a [[Ziyara]] (a piece of salutation) recited by [[Imam al-Sajjad (a)]] when visiting the holy shrine of [[Imam Ali (a)]]. This Ziyara is regarded credible in terms of the text, content and chain of transmission and has been reported in authentic Shia sources. Ziyara Amin Allah is the special Ziyara of [[Imam Ali (a)]] to be recited on the [[Eid of Ghadir]] and also one of the general Ziyaras that can be recited near the shrine of any of the Imams.
'''Zīyārat Amīn Allāh''' is a [[Ziyara]] (a piece of salutation) recited by [[Imam al-Sajjad (a)]] when visiting the holy shrine of [[Imam Ali (a)]]. This Ziyara is regarded credible in terms of the text, content and chain of transmission and has been reported in authentic Shia sources. Ziyara Amin Allah is the special Ziyara of [[Imam Ali (a)]] to be recited on the [[Eid of Ghadir]] and also one of the general Ziyaras that can be recited near the shrine of any of the Imams.
==Ziyara of Amin Allah in Narrations==
==Ziyara of Amin Allah in Narrations==
This Ziyara has been reported through different chains of transmission. Nearly all of them share the same content while there are slight differences in some phrases. The famous account that has been reported in [[Mafatih al-Jinan]], is from Jabir from [[Imam al-Baqir (a)]] who says: [[Imam al-Sajjad (a)]] went to the Ziyara of Imam Ali (a), stood by his tomb, recited this Ziyara while he was crying.According to the report, Imam al-Sajjad (a) recited this Ziyara in two positions near the tomb of Imam Ali (a):
This Ziyara has been reported through different chains of transmission. Nearly all of them share the same content while there are slight differences in some phrases. The famous account that has been reported in [[Mafatih al-Jinan]], is from Jabir from [[Imam al-Baqir (a)]] who says: "[[Imam al-Sajjad (a)]] went to the Ziyara of Imam Ali (a), stood by his tomb, recited this Ziyara while he was crying." According to the report, Imam al-Sajjad (a) recited this Ziyara in two positions near the tomb of Imam Ali (a):
1- He recited the first part while standing and crying
# He recited the first part while standing and crying
2- The second part, which begins with this phrase: “O Allah the hearts of the humble are loving toward you …” to the end, Imam al-Sajjad (a) recited this part while he had put his face on the tomb of Imam Ali (a).
# The second part, which begins with this phrase: "O Allah the hearts of the humble are loving toward you …" to the end, Imam al-Sajjad (a) recited this part while he had put his face on the tomb of Imam Ali (a).
 
According to the accounts of [[Ibn Mashhadi]] in [[al-Mazar al-kabir]] and [[Ibn Qulawayh]] in [[Kamil al-Ziyarat]], this report has been narrated by Ahmad b. Ali from his father from [[Imam al-Rida (a)]] from his fathers (a) from Imam al-Sajjad (a). [[al-Majlisi]] has narrated this report with the same chain of transmission in [[Bihar al-anwar]].
According to the accounts of [[Ibn Mashhadi]] in [[al-Mazar al-kabir]] and [[Ibn Qulawayh]] in [[Kamil al-Ziyarat]], this report has been narrated by Ahmad b. Ali from his father from [[Imam al-Rida (a)]] from his fathers (a) from Imam al-Sajjad (a). [[al-Majlisi]] has narrated this report with the same chain of transmission in [[Bihar al-anwar]].
[[Shaykh al-Tusi]], [[Sayyid b. Tawus]], [[al-Shahid al-awwal]] and [[al-Kaf’ami]] have narrated this report from Jabir b. Yazid al-Ju’fi from [[Imam al-Baqir (a)]], they also mention a chain of transmission like that of [[Kamil al-ziyarat]].
 
[[Shaykh al-Tusi]], [[Sayyid b. Tawus]], [[al-Shahid al-awwal]] and [[al-Kaf'ami]] have narrated this report from Jabir b. Yazid al-Ju'fi from [[Imam al-Baqir (a)]], they also mention a chain of transmission like that of [[Kamil al-ziyarat]].
 
===the Significance of this Ziyara===
===the Significance of this Ziyara===
Imam al-Baqir (a) says about the significance of this Ziyara: “whoever among the Shia recites this Ziyara near the tomb of [[the commander of faithfuls (a)]] or near the tomb of any of the Imams, Allah, Exalted is He, takes this Ziyara and supplication to heaven in an envelope of light and signs it with the seal of Prophet Muhammad (s) and it will be preserved till the time it is given to [[al-Qa’im]] from the progeny of Muhammad, and then he welcomes its owner with glad tidings, greetings and honor.
Imam al-Baqir (a) says about the significance of this Ziyara: "whoever among the Shia recites this Ziyara near the tomb of [[the commander of faithfuls (a)]] or near the tomb of any of the Imams, Allah, Exalted is He, takes this Ziyara and supplication to heaven in an envelope of light and signs it with the seal of Prophet Muhammad (s) and it will be preserved till the time it is given to [[al-Qa'im]] from the progeny of Muhammad, and then he welcomes its owner with glad tidings, greetings and honor."
 
This Ziyara is both a special Ziyara of the commander of faithfuls (a) on the Eid of Ghadir and one of the general Ziyaras that can be recited near the shrines of all Imams.
This Ziyara is both a special Ziyara of the commander of faithfuls (a) on the Eid of Ghadir and one of the general Ziyaras that can be recited near the shrines of all Imams.
==Authenticity==
==Authenticity==
In Mafatih al-Jinan, [[Shaykh ‘Abbas al-Qummi]] lists this Ziyara as the second Ziyara of Imam Ali (a) and says: the second Ziyara, famously known as the Ziyara of Amin Allah, is of the utmost authenticity and has been narrated in all Ziyara and supplication sources. ‘Allama al-Majlisi has stated that it is the best Ziyara, and it is highly credible in terms of the text and chain of transmission, it must be recited in all holy shrines.
In Mafatih al-Jinan, [[Shaykh ‘Abbas al-Qummi]] lists this Ziyara as the second Ziyara of Imam Ali (a) and says: the second Ziyara, famously known as the Ziyara of Amin Allah, is of the utmost authenticity and has been narrated in all Ziyara and supplication sources. ‘Allama al-Majlisi has stated that it is the best Ziyara, and it is highly credible in terms of the text and chain of transmission, it must be recited in all holy shrines.
In Bihar al-anwar, Al-Majlisi writes: we have narrated this Ziyara from different ways and repeated it, 1- in terms of the differences of the text 2- and also, in terms of the chain of transmission, this Ziyara is one of the most authentic ones. 3- In terms of the wide range of places and situations in which this Ziyara can be recited, it is the most comprehensive one, and can be recited in all holy shrines.
 
In ''Bihar al-anwar'', Al-Majlisi writes: we have narrated this Ziyara from different ways and repeated it, 1- in terms of the differences of the text 2- and also, in terms of the chain of transmission, this Ziyara is one of the most authentic ones. 3- In terms of the wide range of places and situations in which this Ziyara can be recited, it is the most comprehensive one, and can be recited in all holy shrines.
 
==Content==
==Content==
1- At the beginning, there are some short phrases of greetings and salutations to the infallible Imam, followed by testimonies to some of Imam’s characteristics.
# At the beginning, there are some short phrases of greetings and salutations to the infallible Imam, followed by testimonies to some of Imam's characteristics.
2- A remarkable portion of the Ziyara has been dedicated to making requests from God, supplications for human happiness and perfection.
# A remarkable portion of the Ziyara has been dedicated to making requests from God, supplications for human happiness and perfection.
3- Then, there are some [[Munajat]] (sincere and humble supplication)
# Then, there are some [[Munajat]] (sincere and humble supplication)
4- There are some educative teachings in this Ziyara.
# There are some educative teachings in this Ziyara.
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