Prohibition of Writing on Graves
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What is the ruling on the prohibition of writing on graves?
Yes.
The Prohibition of Writing on Graves, First: This is not writing; it is merely numbers.
Second: It is not on the grave itself, but on the side, or on the wall, where there can be a distance between it and the grave.
Third: The prohibition of writing refers to writing that involves glorification and exaltation of this deceased person.As they used to do in the pre-Islamic age of ignorance, as evidenced by: It was prohibited to plaster the grave, to write on it, and to sit on it, thus combining exaltation with insult. Therefore, the writing that is prohibited is: writing intended to exalt and glorify this deceased person. However, writing intended solely for announcement is permissible.
And with this, this meeting ends.
Yes.
The Prohibition of Writing on Graves, First: This is not writing; it is merely numbers.
Second: It is not on the grave itself, but on the side, or on the wall, where there can be a distance between it and the grave.
Third: The prohibition of writing refers to writing that involves glorification and exaltation of this deceased person.As they used to do in the pre-Islamic age of ignorance, as evidenced by: It was prohibited to plaster the grave, to write on it, and to sit on it, thus combining exaltation with insult. Therefore, the writing that is prohibited is: writing intended to exalt and glorify this deceased person. However, writing intended solely for announcement is permissible.
And with this, this meeting ends.