Hasan: All Muslims agree on the fact that visiting graves are religiously desirable except the Wahabists and their supporters; they depend on two things in this:

· Visiting the graves is of no use and a waste of time as they are only bricks and mud.

This is our respond: it is actually of use to both the visitor and the visited. It is a lesson and an example for those visiting the graves to keep reminding themselves of death so they lead an honorable life. As for the visited, they are blessed and rewarded when the visitors read them from the Noble Quran; now, when they are the Prophets and the Imams and especially the Prophet Mohammad (PBUT), it is a form of glorification and exaltation to visit their tombs and it is the visitors that are well rewarded. We have some Hadith in this regard:

Qasim Bin Yahya reports from his grandfather, Al-hasan Bin Rashid, from Abdullah Bin Sinan that “Abu Abdullah, Al-Husain Bin Ali (PBUH) was on the lap of the Messenger of Allah (PBUH), when he raised his head and asked: ‘O my father! What do your visitors get after you are passed away?’ He replied: ‘O my son! Whoever comes to visit me after I am passed away has