Directives From the Guardian
209 TOMBSTONE, BAHÁ'Í SYMBOL ON
"In regard to your question regarding the use of the
Greatest Name on tombstones of Bahá'ís, the Guardian
considers this too sacred to be placed in such a position in
general use, and the friends should not use it on their tombstones.
They can use quotations from the Teachings, if they
wish to, but not the Greatest Name. Naturally, if anyone has
already used it, it does not matter."
NINE-POINTED STAR FOR HEADSTONE
"Approve star for graves." Cable of October 22, 1954.
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