DATANG KE INDONESIA HANYA CARI TUKANG CUKUR..! Makam Keramat Syekh Magelung Sakti Cirebon

COME TO INDONESIA JUST LOOKING FOR A BARBER! The Sacred Tomb of Sheikh Magelung Sakti, Cirebon Sheikh Magelung Sakti, a cleric and disciple of Sunan Gunung Jati, had a distinctive appearance, wearing his long hair in a bun. It was said that his hair reached the ground because it could not be cut with anything or by anyone. Therefore, by frequently tying his hair in a bun, he became known as Sheikh Magelung (Sheikh with the Bunned Hair). According to the Babad Cirebon, Sheikh Magelung Sakti came from Syria, where he was known as Syarif Syam. Sheikh Magelung Sakti, a cleric and disciple of Sunan Gunung Jati, had a distinctive appearance, wearing his long hair in a bun. It was said that his hair reached the ground because it could not be cut with anything or by anyone. Therefore, by frequently tying his hair in a bun, he became known as Sheikh Magelung (Sheikh with the Bunned Hair). According to the Babad Cirebon, Sheikh Magelung Sakti came from Syria, nicknamed Syarif Syam. As a child, Syarif Syam was considered a genius. It was no wonder that by the age of 7, he was already known among his teachers and educators as the "little Sufi." This led to him being sought after by teachers throughout the Middle East. Even at the age of 11, he had already established himself as the youngest teacher in various renowned places, including Medina, Mecca, the Egyptian royal palace, the Al-Aghsah Mosque in Palestine, and various other prominent locations. However, he was also widely criticized by Islamic scholars because his hair grew increasingly unkempt. In their view, Syarif Syam did not appear to be a scholar and religious teacher who always prioritized etiquette. The harassment and insults he frequently received led Syarif Syam to isolate himself for several years in a cave in the Haram area of ​​Mecca. This was because Syarif Syam's hair was growing longer. However, it wasn't that he didn't want to shave his hair, which was gradually hanging to the ground. However, despite hundreds of attempts to find someone to cut it, he couldn't find anyone capable of cutting it. It is said that since his birth, Syarif Syam's hair could not be cut by any sharp object. Therefore, at the age of 30, Syarif Syam was taken by the Egyptian court to become a warlord in defeating the Roman and Tartar armies. From this point on, his name began to become famous among the wider community as a powerful warlord among the warriors who had come before him. His skill was evident in his strategic planning and his skill with the sword. He was even skilled with a spear and was adept at archery. In contrast, Syarif Syam, who eventually became known as Commander Mohammad Syam Magelung Sakti, would wave his long, hard hair like steel wire at his enemies. The consequences were predictable: no enemies dared approach, and fled in panic. Until the age of 32, for 12 years, his fame as the warlord with the magical hair was truly unmatched. However, through his persistence in searching for the guru on the island of Java, Syarief Hidayatullah, he finally succeeded in cutting the hair using only his own hands, without using any sharp tools. Afterward, he spread Islam under the guidance of Sunan Gunung Jati, ultimately disappearing in Karang Kendal, his final location in Cirebon. God knows best https://www.instagram.com/riwayatahli... #magelungsakti #cirebon #panguragan #makamkeramat #ahliriwayat