The ruling on writing the Verse of the Throne on a grave

Question:
This questioner, who used the initials (M.M.S) as a code for his name, from Yemen, says in his first question: A man asked me to write on the surface of his wife's grave, which is built up, he says: He asked me to write the Verse of the Throne with paint, and I wrote the verse on the surface of the grave, so is there a sin on me for that?

Answer:
First: It is not permissible to build on a grave. The Messenger of Allah (peace and blessings be upon him) Muslim narrated it in the Sahih, so it is not permissible to build on graves; because building on it, such as a dome or anything else, may lead to exaggeration regarding it. So it is obligatory that the deceased be buried and the earth be raised from the ground by the width of a hand as a sign that it is a grave, and nothing should be built on it, no dome, no room, or anything else. And it is not permissible to write on it; because the Messenger of Allah (peace and blessings be upon him): The Prophet (peace and blessings be upon him) forbade all of these, and writing on it may lead to evil. It may be written on it that it is such and such, and that it is such and such, and that it is such and such, and people may be led astray by it. So writing on it is not permissible, whether a little or a lot. Yes.

The presenter: May Allah reward you.