Then he will witness those who come for the Hajj pilgrimage...

Then he will witness those who come for the Hajj pilgrimage, he will see them but they will not see him.” In that book this report is narrated through two chains and in Ghaibat Nomani it is narrated through three chains and in Ghaibat Shaykh it is narrated through other chains.

3- Ikmaaluddin: Shaykh Saduq has narrated: Narrated to us Muzaffar bin Ja’far bin Muzaffar Alawi Umari Samarqandi (r.a.): Narrated to us Ja’far bin Muhammad bin Masud from his father Muhammad bin Masud from Ja’far bin Ahmad from Hasan bin Ali bin Faddal that he said: I heard Abul Hasan Ali bin Musa Reza (a.s.) say: “Khizr (a.s.) drank from the nectar of life. Thus he is alive and will not die till the bugle is blown. Indeed he comes to us and he greets us by Salaam .

His voice is audible but he could not be seen. And he is present wherever his name is mentioned. Thus whomsoever of you mentions him, must say Salaam to him. Every year he is present in the ceremonies of Hajj. He performs all the rituals and he camps at Arafat; says Amen to the prayers of believers.

And the Almighty Allah changes the loneliness of our Qaim (a.s.) during his occultation into his companionship and removes his loneliness through him (Khizr).” 4- Ikmaaluddin: Shaykh Saduq has narrated: Narrated to us Muhammad bin Musa bin Mutawakkil (r.a.): Narrated to us Abdullah bin Ja’far Himyari from Muhammad bin Uthman Amari (r.a.) that he said: “The master of this affair shall perform the Hajj rituals every year.

Thus he shall see the people and recognize them and they shall (also) see him, but will not recognize him.” 5- Ghaibat Tusi: It is narrated from Ahmad bin Idris from Ali bin Muhammad from Fadhl bin Shazan from Abdullah bin Jabla from Abdullah bin Mustanir from Mufaddal bin Umar from Imam Ja’far Sadiq (a.s.) that he said: “The man of this matter disappears twice. The first one lasts long until some people say that he has died, some say that he has been killed and others say that he has gone.

None of his companions will still believe in him except a very few people.