Objects and Words

What does it really want to be immortalized through monumental objects in this image?
Item: grave grave. Made of natural stone, carved in such a way and engraved motifs of ornaments. Antique, and easy to catch the impression of luxury. But what exactly is to be conveyed? Is there a cult or some kind of enlargement for the dead?
The tombstones and carvings of ornaments are creations that display the height of thought power and subtlety. All of that becomes a marker for the mind of a society that has reached the level of nobility; Smooth and high. This is what it really wants to say through things; A notice of the circumstances prevailing in the past.

The object is the outside world that proclaims the achievements of culture and civilization. This is the deep ukhrawiyah that denotes humility and heart in the face of the eternal Eternal.
Objects and words, perhaps, make the idea that the Mu'min, or someone whose heart is full of faith, also personally fulfills his Rabb's command to build civilization and worldwide.

Then, said. What does the word say? Is praise excessive for the dead?
It was not! The word implies a pure servitude to Rabbul 'Alamin. The word precisely indicates a creature that is powerless and mortal. About a servant who is nothing else in his hope except maghfirah and rahmah of his Khaliq. The servant who confesses all his sins and weaknesses and then goes to waste in the breadth of Allah's love 'Azza wa Jalla.
Source from mapesaaceh.com.

This is an appropriate phrase for many prints of objects and words engraved on beautiful tombstones from the 16th century Aceh Darussalam sultanate in the village of Ulee Lueng, Darul Imarah district, Aceh Besar district.

This tombstone of historical value will take us as a historical idea in reconstructing the historical return to Southeast Asia.

This is a photo when I see the objects and words on the tombstone on the Meurah II site in Ulee Lueng Darul Imarah sub-district, Aceh Besar.