Andalusian scholars gave al-Baqīʿ particular attention and commented on it in a variety of ways in their publications. Al-Baqīʿ, as a blessed cemetery, where the Prophet (S) and his Companions attended and many of them were buried there, attracted the Andalusians’ attention, like other Muslims’, and they attempted to reflect its news. This research aims to provide an answer to the question of how al-Baqīʿ was regarded by Andalusian scholars and how it was addressed in their works. Using a descriptive-analytical method and historical evidence, the author of the response expresses the location, virtue, and status of al-Baqīʿ, the events connected to it, and the specifics of the tombs in al-Baqīʿ mentioned in the writings of Andalusian scholars. Of course, this fact should not be ignored that Andalusians occasionally disregarded some well-known symbols of Shīʿism, such as the tombs of Ahl al-Bayt (as), due to political and religious considerations.