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'Greed is worse than miserliness because a miser is parsimonious in spending what he has, whilst a greedy man covets that which others possess in addition to what he himself possesses, such that whatever he sees in the hands of others he wishes to be his lawfully or unlawfully. He cannot be satiated, and nor does he derive any benefit from what Allah has granted him.'

Imam Ja'far ibn Muhammad al-Sadiq [as]

Tuhaf al-'Uqul, nos. 371, 372

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Question : #553

Category: Death Issues

Subject:	grave headstone words
Question:	are there any rulings on what is/ is not permissable to write on a headstone?
Answer:	There isn't any particular rulings on this matter, but it's encouraged to write the deceased full name, and verse(s)/ayah from the Holy Quran.

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