PART SEVEN HUNDRED TWO
Hikmah #7011
“After Jumadil Kubra died in Trowulan-East
Java, Mawlana Malik Isra’il Turk continued
to learn about the Culture of Javanese and
even learned Sundanese language as used
by the Sundanese in western parts of Java.”
~ Wiyoso Hadi ( Moharram 5, 1395AH – )
Hikmah #7012
“About twenty years later, Malik Isra’il Turk
went back to Hamadan, Persia to meet his
senior Mawlana Malik Ibrahim Kashan and
his other good companion Muhammad Ali
Akbar to inform them about Java Heritage.”
~ Wiyoso Hadi ( Moharram 5, 1395AH – )
Hikmah #7013
“At that moment, Mawlana Malik Ibrahim
had eight dedicated partners in spirituality.”
~ Wiyoso Hadi ( Moharram 5, 1395AH – )
“Say (O Muhammad): ‘This is my way: I call (people) to God with insight, I and those who follow me.'”
( Surat Yusuf verse 108 )
Hikmah #7014
“Those eight are: Ishaq as-Samarqandi,
Jumadil Qubra, Muhammad Maghrabi,
Muhammad Ali Akbar, and his relative
Muhammad Baqir (who would also be
called as Shaykh Subakir by Javanese),
Hasanuddin and Aliyyu’ddin, and Malik
Isra’il, who had just returned from Java.”
~ Wiyoso Hadi ( Moharram 1395AH – )
Hikmah #7015
“Using the intelligence given by Mawlana
Malik Israil Turk, Mawlana Malik Ibrahim
directed Muhammad al-Maghrabi on his
behalf to ride to Edirne to counsel Sultan
Bayezid of the Ottomans to absorb from
the Javanese Majapahit how to conquer
Mongols, yet Bayezid did not listen, thus
Ottoman was conquered by the Mongol.”
~ Wiyoso Hadi ( Moharram 1395AH – )
Hikmah #7016
“After Sultan Bayezid died in capture, his
fourth son Mehmed Celebi, then twenty
two years old, did not want to make the
same mistake made by his father, so he
listened to the advise of Mawlana Malik
Ibrahim Kashan thru Mawlana Maghribi.”
~ Wiyoso Hadi (Moharram 5, 1395AH – )
Hikmah #7017
“Mawlana Malik Ibrahim gave advice to
Mehmed I Celebi to officially assign him
to manage a delegation to Java, so that
with that official assignment it would be
easier for Malik Ibrahim and his team to
be welcomed by Majapahit Royal family
and to make strategic alliance between
the Ottoman and the Majapahit Nobles.”
~ Wiyoso Hadi ( Moharram 1395AH – )
Hikmah #7018
“Mehmed I Celebi approved that idea,
so he sent the Walisongo delegation
Walisongo 1st Term (1404-1419):
1 Mawlana Malik Ibrahim from Kashan
2 Mawlana Ishaq from Samarqand
3 Shaykh Jumadil Qubra from Egypt
4 Mawlana Maghrabi from Morocco
5 Mawlana Malik Israil from Oghuz Turk
6 Mawlana Muhammad Ali Akbar al-Farsi
7 Mawlana Hasanuddin from Palestine
8 Mawlana Aliyyuddin from Palestine
9 Shaykh Subakir al-Farsi from Persia.”
~ Yos Hadi ( Moharram 5, 1395H – )
Hikmah #7019
“During two centuries, Majlis Walisongo
had been led by seven grand awliyullah
1 Mawlana Malik Ibrahim (1404-1419)
2 Mawlana Ishaq Samarqandi (1421-1466)
3 Ali Rahmatullah Sunan Ampel (1466-1481)
4 Raden Ainul Yaqin Sunan Giri I (1481-1506)
5 Makdum Ibrahim Sunan Bonang (1506-1525)
6 Syarif Hidayatullah S. Gunung Jati (1525-1569)
7 Sunan Prapen / Sunan Giri IV (1570-1605).”
~ Yos Wiyoso Hadi (Moharram 1395AH – )
Hikmah #7020
“In each periode/term, there are more
than nine Walisongo saints, however
the leading Walisongo saints in each
periode consisted only by nine most
supervisory saints in that assembly
during the 2nd up to the 10th term.”
~ Yos Hadi (Moharram 1395AH – )
“And We have not sent you (Muhammad), except as a mercy to the worlds.”
( Surat Al-‘Anbiya‘ verse 107 )