TUGAS P5 INDIVIDU, MENGULAS SINGKAT TENTANG MALAM SELAWE, TRADISI GRESIK

Summary

The video introduces the tradition of 'Malam Selawi' in Gresik, East Java, a significant cultural practice observed during Ramadan. Held on the 25th night of the month, it coincides with Lailatul Qadar, a special night of prayer and reflection. The tradition traces its roots to Sunangiri’s era when he encouraged his followers to engage in Iktikaf and deepen their devotion during Ramadan. Today, thousands of pilgrims visit the Sunangiri religious site to partake in prayers and seek blessings, preserving this cherished legacy of the local community.

Takeaways

• 😀 The speaker introduces themselves as Evelin from class 11 TKI 1, absent number 30, and begins their presentation with a greeting in Bahasa Indonesia.
• 😀 The presentation discusses the 'Malam Selawi' tradition, which is a cultural practice in Gersik, East Java during Ramadan.
• 😀 'Malam Selawi' is celebrated on the 25th night of Ramadan, also known in the Javanese tradition as 'Malam Selawit'.
• 😀 The tradition is closely linked to the religious tourism site of Sunangiri, located in Gersik, where the event takes place.
• 😀 The 25th night of Ramadan is believed to be the night of 'Lailatul Qadar', a significant and spiritual night in Islam.
• 😀 The origin of the 'Malam Selawi' tradition is attributed to Sunangiri's preaching, where he encouraged his followers to increase their devotion during Ramadan through activities like Iktikaf.
• 😀 The tradition of Iktikaf (spiritual retreat) and Quran recitation continues to be practiced by the people of Gersik and has been passed down through generations.
• 😀 The event attracts thousands of visitors, including locals and outsiders, to Sunangiri's religious site for prayer and to seek blessings on the night of Lailatul Qadar.
• 😀 The 'Malam Selawi' tradition has become a cherished part of the cultural and religious life in Gersik, celebrated by a large community.
• 😀 The speaker concludes the presentation with a respectful farewell, ending with the Islamic greeting 'Wassalamualaikum Warahmatullahi Wabarakatuh'.

Q & A

What is the main focus of the script?

The script focuses on the tradition of 'Malam Selawe' in Gresik, East Java, during the 25th night of Ramadan, highlighting its history, significance, and how it is practiced today.

What is the 'Malam Selawe' tradition?

Malam Selawe is a tradition observed on the 25th night of Ramadan in Gresik, where the community performs activities like 'itikaf' (spiritual retreat) and reciting the Quran at the Sunangiri religious site, believed to be the night of 'Lailatul Qadar.'

Why is the 25th night of Ramadan significant in the 'Malam Selawe' tradition?

The 25th night of Ramadan is considered a special night in Islam, associated with 'Lailatul Qadar,' the Night of Power, which is believed to hold great spiritual significance, including blessings and forgiveness.

How did the 'Malam Selawe' tradition begin?

The tradition originated during the time of Sunangiri, a religious figure who encouraged his followers to engage in spiritual practices like itikaf during Ramadan, thus laying the foundation for the 'Malam Selawe' observance.

What does the term 'itikaf' mean in the context of 'Malam Selawe'?

'Itikaf' refers to a practice of secluding oneself for worship and reflection, usually in a mosque or religious site, during the last ten days of Ramadan, including the 25th night, to seek spiritual benefits.

Where is the 'Malam Selawe' tradition primarily observed?

The 'Malam Selawe' tradition is primarily observed at the Sunangiri religious site, located in Gresik, East Java, Indonesia, especially around the tomb of Sunangiri.

What role does Sunangiri play in the 'Malam Selawe' tradition?

Sunangiri, a religious figure, is central to the tradition as his teachings and practices, especially encouraging 'itikaf' and worship during Ramadan, laid the foundation for the annual 'Malam Selawe' observance.

Who participates in the 'Malam Selawe' event?

Participants in the 'Malam Selawe' include local residents of Gresik as well as visitors from outside the region who come to the Sunangiri site to seek spiritual blessings and pray during Ramadan.

What do people seek during the 'Malam Selawe' event?

People participating in 'Malam Selawe' seek blessings, spiritual reflection, and the chance to experience the blessings of Lailatul Qadar, the Night of Power, during Ramadan.

How has the 'Malam Selawe' tradition evolved over time?

The tradition of 'Malam Selawe' has evolved from the initial teachings of Sunangiri into a large community event, where thousands of people gather to perform religious activities like itikaf, praying, and reciting the Quran, preserving the spiritual essence of the practice.