THE ORIGINAL TOMB OF SUNAN KALIJAGA | WALISONGO

Assalamualaikum, friends of the road trip

Meet me again, Dhofir, on the Penunjuk Jalan channel.

I hope you're all well.

I hope we are all blessed with long lives and remain under the protection of Allah SWT.

In this video, we will visit the tomb of Raden Syahid, better known as Sunan Kalijaga.

Sunan Kalijaga's tomb is located in Kadilangu village, Demak district, Demak Regency, Central Java.

From Semarang, we head east.

We will pass the 6-way intersection or Demak town square.

If you want to know the condition of Demak town square, please click on the text that appears in the upper right corner.

Let's continue.

We are now on Jl. Sultan Fatah Petengan Selatan, Bintoro, Demak district. Demak, Demak Regency, Central Java

On our right is the Bintoro Market in Demak.
Bintoro Market is one of the largest traditional markets in Demak Regency.
This market is mostly filled with vendors selling vegetables, fish, fruit, and various basic necessities.

This market is always busy with visitors from Demak and the surrounding area.

Because of traffic, I'll speed up the video, friends.

Ahead of us is a T-junction. If you go straight towards Kudus, Jepara, and Surabaya, turn right towards Godong, Purwodadi, and Blora.

We are now on Jl. Sunan Kalijaga, Kadilangu, Kec. Demak, Demak Regency, Central Java

In front of us is a T-junction.
If you turn right, you'll go towards the Demak Terminal and also towards the Nu Demak Islamic Hospital.
We continue straight towards the tomb of Sunan Kalijaga and towards Purwodadi.

In front of us is a T-junction.
If you go straight towards Godong Purwodadi and Blora, we turn left towards the tomb of Sunan Kalijaga.

We are now in the Sunan Kalijaga religious tourism area.

We have arrived.

To get to the tomb of Sunan Kalijaga, we still have to walk approximately 250 meters.

Along this road, there are many vendors selling Demak specialty souvenirs.

We'll shop later after our pilgrimage.

Well, it turns out that when we reach the entrance to the tomb of Sunan Kalijaga,

THE DOOR IS CLOSED.

His mother said

"There are still pilgrims there.

It will be reopened after the congregation has finished."

After a few minutes, the door It's open.

We'll continue our journey to the tomb of Raden Syahid, also known as Sunan Kalijaga.

Before entering the tomb, sandals and shoes must be removed.

In this area,
For those coming in groups, please register first.
For those coming alone or in pairs, continue on.

Finally, we've arrived.

Raden Syahid, also known as Sunan Kalijaga, was one of the Walisongo (Wali Songo) who spread Islam throughout the archipelago, especially the island of Java.

Sunan Kalijaga was born in 1450 AD in Tuban.
He was the son of the Duke of Tuban, Raden Sahur, or Tumenggung Wilatikta, along with Dewi Nawangarum.

Sunan Kalijaga also had other names, including Lokajaya, Sheikh Malaya, Prince of Tuban, and Raden Abdurrahman.

Sunan Kalijaga was known for his skill in introducing Islamic teachings to the community.

He employed unique methods of preaching, such as creating shadow puppets (wayang kulit), takwa clothes (clothes of piety), the Lir-ilir song (song), gundul-gundul pacul (a traditional Javanese traditional dance), suluk gila (a traditional Javanese traditional dance), kidung rumekso ing wengi (a traditional Javanese traditional dance), grebeg maulud (a traditional Javanese traditional dance), and Serat Dewa Ruci (a traditional Javanese traditional dance).

One of the most famous media for preaching was shadow puppets.
Sunan Kalijaga replaced the previous wayang stories of the Ramayana and Mahabharata, which were Hindu stories, with Islamic themes incorporated into them.
The puppets also underwent changes, shifting from human figures to new, caricature-like creations.
Sunan Kalijaga integrated Islamic teachings into Javanese culture, enabling his preaching to be carried out quickly and effectively.

Sunan Kalijaga died in 1513 AD in Demak and was buried in Kadilangu Village, Demak District, Demak Regency, Central Java.

Sunan Kalijaga's tomb is always busy with pilgrims from various regions in Indonesia.

Next to Sunan Kalijaga's tomb, there is a jar filled with water believed to have healing properties.

AFTER YOUR PILGRIMAGE, PLEASE EAT AND BUY SOUVENIRS FIRST.

Along the path out of the tomb, there are vendors selling clothing souvenirs and souvenirs typical of the city of Demak.

WE END THE VIDEO HERE FOR NOW.
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