Testimony

I don't understand what that means.

I want to mean it is a case in point, but don't know what word to choose.

I mean, I don't understand what the sentence as a whole is trying to say. I can't think of any word to put in the place of "testimony" that would make sense to me.

When you say "on the gravestones", do you mean physically inscribed on the gravestones, or do you mean "related to the gravestones"? Where and by whom does "worshipping of the ***" take place, and what does this have to do with

GPYI mean, I don't understand what the sentence as a whole is trying to say. I can't think of any word to put in the place of "testimony" that would make sense to me.When you say "on the gravestones", do you mean physically inscribed on the gravestones, or do you mean "related to the gravestones"? Where and by whom does "worshipping of the ***" take place, and what does t

soheil1it says that the comb has a religious implication too and deducts that the relatives of the deceased on whose gravestone the symbol is inscribed, want to signify his belief.

Well, you very nearly said it:

"The comb has a religious significance too, and shows that the relatives of the deceased on whose gravestone the symbol is inscribed want to

I didn't mean that
What about:
the most important thing that exists on the gravestones and represents a believer is the worshiping of ***

?

I do not see any sense in which "the worshipping of ***" can "exist on a gravestone".