The Book of Ahlal Musamaroh Fi Hikayati Al-Auliya Al-Asyroh by Sheikh Abil Fadhol

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The Book of Ahlal Musamaroh is a book on the history of the archipelago which seems to invite us back to the past, where the struggle of the saints in Java moved to carry out preaching from their homeland.

The Book of Ahlal Musamaroh is relatively thin, only 87 pages long, and is packaged in Arabic and several ajamiah terms (non-Arabic terms written in Arabic). However, its contents are filled with traces of the history of the Walisongo.

For those who are studying the history of the archipelago, you may be familiar with Javanese names written in hijai letters, for example King Majapahit during the time of Raden Fatah, Brawijaya which was written (براويجايا), regional names, and many more.

The story begins with the different versions of Sayyid Zainal Abidin's nasab, where from the start the story of the saints in the land of Java from Cempa has been limited by Mbah Fadhol (the author of this book) with the absolute truth that only Allah SWT has.

Many of the stories written in this book are different from several other history books. For example, in the book Atlas Nusantara by Agus Sunyoto, there are even contradictions, for example, Mbah Fadhol states that Sunan Giri's date is Naqsbandi, but in several historical versions circulating, the saints in Java do not adhere to dates except Malmatiyah and the like.

Raden Fatah's attack on Majapahit, whose king was his father at that time, is also free from analysis of the causes of the war except because he wanted to convert King Brawijaya to Islam. Because of this war, Majapahit collapsed.

However, in the latest version, the Demak Sultanate never attacked Majapahit. It is recorded that the ways of the Guardians in Java were never that bright in spreading Islam.

How could Raden Fatah attack Majapahit when his own father was king? Even according to the Shari'a, many people call this an act of uququl walidain (one of the big sins of going against one's parents).

Therefore, the Atlas Walisongo book indirectly explains a version that completely contradicts the Ahlal Musamaroh book.

In the book Ahlal Musamaroh, the war between Majapahit and Demak is described as a very dramatic, colossal war, even depicted as the Badr war. Wallahu A'lam.

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