SEJARAH SINGKAT ASAL USUL SYAIKH SAYYID HUSAIN Désa Geger Cerme Gresik. Oleh Siswa kelas 9

Summary

This video script explores the historical and cultural significance of a sacred site in Geger Village, Indonesia, particularly the tomb of Sayid Husin. The tomb is linked to the legend of Siti Fatimah binti Al Maimun, with connections to ancient trade routes and religious figures. The narrative touches on the site's religious impact, including spiritual experiences from visitors, efforts to preserve the area as a cultural heritage site, and the ongoing challenges of funding and development. The script highlights local traditions, historical insights, and the community's dedication to preserving the sacred tomb.

Takeaways

• 😀 The history of the grave in Dusun Geger, Desa Ikir, is linked to the grave of Siti Fatimah binti Al Maimun in Teran, with connections to important historical figures and events.
• 😀 The site in Dusun Geger is considered a sacred place due to its historical and religious significance, with remnants of ancient structures such as Candi Ireng.
• 😀 The area near the grave is believed to have once been a thriving market area, with evidence of trading vessels, suggesting the region's past commercial importance.
• 😀 Archaeologists have identified materials like red and white bricks at the site, linking it to the Trowulan archaeological area, and the location was officially declared a cultural heritage site in 2004.
• 😀 The grave is part of a sacred location, once referred to as 'keramat', meaning a place of spiritual significance, and it is forbidden to remove stones or artifacts from the site.
• 😀 Every Thursday night, a significant number of people, including those from far distances like Surabaya and even Kalimantan, visit the site for spiritual or religious reasons.
• 😀 The site has a long history of attracting visitors with spiritual experiences or visions, often prompting people to visit after having a dream or feeling compelled by a higher power.
• 😀 The local community has faced challenges in maintaining the site due to funding issues, though efforts to preserve it and submit proposals for cultural heritage funding continue.
• 😀 Traditionally, the local community holds a ceremony called 'Sedekah Bumi' to honor the grave, though the event is less extravagant now due to financial constraints.
• 😀 The caretaker of the site, who is responsible for maintaining and protecting it, also ensures that visitors respect the sacredness of the place, following rules and keeping the area clean.

Q & A

What is the historical significance of the makam (tomb) in Dusun Geger, Desa Iker?

The makam in Dusun Geger is believed to be linked to the makam Panjang in Teran, and it holds historical ties to the journey of Islamic figures, such as Siti Fatimah binti Al Maimun, from Persia. The area also has important cultural landmarks, including the Candi Ireng (Ireng Temple), which is close to a river, suggesting its role in ancient trade routes.

What is the connection between Dusun Geger and the Mojopahit Kingdom?

Dusun Geger is thought to be on the route taken by travelers going to Mojopahit, a significant kingdom in Indonesian history. The area, including the journey paths, may have connections with the kingdom’s influence, especially in religious activities and cultural exchange.

Why is the makam referred to as 'Makam Panjang' (Long Tomb)?

The makam is called 'Makam Panjang' because the tomb's length is about 4 meters, which was considered unusually long. The name likely reflects the physical appearance of the tomb and its significant cultural importance.

What role does the makam of Sayid Husin play in the local community?

The makam of Sayid Husin is an important religious site, drawing visitors, particularly on Thursday nights. People often come seeking spiritual guidance, as many report having visions or premonitions before visiting. This site holds cultural and religious significance, attracting people from various regions including Surabaya and even Kalimantan.

What challenges exist regarding the preservation of the makam in Dusun Geger?

The main challenges for preserving the makam are financial constraints and limited funding for development. Efforts to submit proposals for funding have been ongoing, but the site has not yet received significant resources for proper restoration and preservation.

How has the site of the makam been officially recognized?

In 2004, the makam and surrounding area were officially recognized as a cultural heritage site, making it part of Indonesia's protected cultural assets. This recognition ensures its importance in terms of preservation and further study.

Are there any traditional events related to the makam?

Yes, a traditional event known as 'Sedekah Bumi' (Earth Donation) is held, typically during the month of Rajab. This event has historically been a time for the local community to gather and offer prayers, though it has not been as large or widely celebrated in recent years due to financial constraints.

What measures are taken to maintain the makam site?

The maintenance of the makam is primarily done manually, with caretakers cleaning the area and ensuring it is free from debris. However, the process is often limited due to lack of resources and personnel.

What is the significance of the stone tombstones found at the makam?

The stone tombstones found at the makam are significant because they reflect the era of the Singosari Kingdom. These tombstones provide evidence of the region's historical connection to past kingdoms, particularly through the inscriptions and materials used.

How do the local people view the makam in relation to their cultural identity?

The makam is seen as a vital part of the local cultural identity, with many residents viewing it as a place of historical and spiritual significance. It is closely tied to local legends and religious practices, and the community takes pride in preserving it as part of their heritage.