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Dalam Buku Sejarah Nabi, Imam Ibnu Hisyam menulis nasab/ Nenek Moyang Rasulullah Muhammad SAW sebagai berikut: Nabi Muhammad merunut sejarah Genealogi, berasal dari keturunan Ibrahim AS dari istri kedua beliau yaitu Hajar, seorang wanita keturunan Mesir. Karena dengan mengenal dan mempelajarai sejarah baginda Rasulullah, cinta kita. Muslimahdaily - Dalam rangka memperingati hari kelahiran Nabi Muhammad atau Maulid Nabi yang jatuh pada tanggal 29 Oktober 2020, alangkah baiknya kita mempelajari dan mengetahui silisilah dan nasab dari Rasululullah. Inilah Silsilah Nabi Muhammad hingga ke Nabi Adam.

He remained in colonial service in Labuan until 1877, when he moved to the Malay peninsula as the fourth British Resident of Perak, a post he held until retirement in 1889. Low was a great admirer and supporter of James BrookeвЂ™s rule in Sarawak, and when Brooke was made Governor of the newly-established British colony of Labuan, Low was appointed Secretary to the government, taking up his post in early 1848. He first arrived in Sarawak in 1843 or 1844, and spent the next two years travelling and collecting botanical specimens. 1Sir Hugh Low (1824-1905) lived in Borneo for over thirty years. Abdul Muthalib selain mempunyai anak yang bernama Abdullah (ayah nabi), anak-anak lainnya. Untuk melihat bagan silsilah Nabi Muhammad saw lebih besar dan lebih jelas, silakan klik gambar di samping.

Silsilah Nabi Muhammad Download Lagu Abuya

Brunei governor in Sarawak, was killed in late 1845 or early 1846 on the orders o (.)вЂњ There still existed during the lifetime of the late rajah, Mudah Hassim, 4 the genealogical tree of the late royal family of Borneo, and annals of its history, but after his lamented death I could not learn what had become of them and the surviving brother, the present rajah, Mudah Mohammed, feared that these relics, which had been preserved through generations with the most religious care, had perished in the flames of the houses of the murdered pangerans. Silsilah Nabi Muhammad Saw. In his account of Sarawak published in London after his first visit to Borneo, he refers to the written histories of Brunei in the possession of Malay nobles, and his hopes of obtaining copies:Download Lagu Abuya Uci Biografi Singkat Nabi Muhammad Saw Umur 39 Sampai Di Utus Jadi Rasul P 4.1.

This was not the text translated by Low, but is frequently cited in footnotes for its variant accounts, 6 and Low also refers to Pangiran KasumaвЂ™s opinions conveyed orally. The main authority on Brunei history most often referred to by Low in his footnotes is one Pangiran Kasuma, 5 who had given Low a copy of the Selesilah (Low 1880: 6). Low is, however, decidedly circumspect concerning the original form of his sources for the вЂњSelesilahвЂќ and вЂњHistory,вЂќ although the translations do appear to be based on single manuscripts of each, for in footnotes Low frequently makes comparisons with other copies of the texts. 5 Pangiran Kasuma is cited in nine separate notes by Low (1880: 6, 7, 11, 16, 17, 18, 20).4The вЂњHistoric TabletвЂќ (Batu Tarsilah) is identified precisely as a stone inscription standing on the tomb of Sultan Jamalul Alam in the Makam damit, вЂњSmall graveyard,вЂќ located at the foot of Bukit Panggal, and LowвЂ™s copy of the text was made on 1 June 1873. LowвЂ™s five-part contribution consisted of an English translation of a вЂњSelesilah (Book of the Descent) of the Rajas of BruniвЂ™, followed by his own вЂNotesвЂ™ an English translation of a вЂHistory of the Sultans of Bruni and of their descent, from Sultan Abdul Kahar to Sultan Abdul Jalil-ul-JebarвЂќ a вЂњList of the Mahomedan Sovereigns of Bruni, or Borneo Proper,вЂќ compiled by Low based on the preceding texts, with reference to other sources and finally a вЂњTranscription and Translation of a Historic TabletвЂќ (Low 1880). On returning to the island I shall not fail to try by every means to obtain these papers, or copies of them, if they should be found still to exist вЂќ (Low 1848: 95).3During his subsequent long posting in Labuan, Low succeeded in obtaining copies of a number of Malay histories of Brunei, but it was only after his move to Perak that in 1880 he published a lengthy annotated compilation of historical materials from Brunei, in the 5th issue of the journal of the newly-established Straits Branch of the Royal Asiatic Society.

All known versions of the SRRB will be listed and evaluated in a forthcoming publication, but the present article focusses on just one of these manuscripts, which was described in a catalogue of the Malay manuscripts in the Muzium Negara, Kuala Lumpur, by Henri Chambert-Loir (1980: 15): 21. Over the past half century no new edition of the SRRB has been published, but in the intervening years, many other manuscripts of SRRB have been documented or referenced in publications. SweeneyвЂ™s sources were MS 25032 from the Library of the School of Oriental and African Studies (SOAS), referred to in his edition as MS A, and MS 123, held in the Royal Asiatic Society (RAS), referred to as MS B.

Begins with the date of the death of Sultan Muhammad Ali bin Sultan Hassan: Sunday 14В Jumadilakhir 1072 вЂ“ (cp. The historical text is written in a well-shaped and neat script, the spells in a clumsy but easy one.P.В 1: incomplete sentences p.В 2: talisman-formulas.P.В 3-10: historical sketches and genealogies of Brunei (b.w.r.n.y). Number of lines irregular.

The Muzium Negara manuscript7On the basis of the digital scans, there are 14 pages with writing in this manuscript, and as noted in the catalogue description above, there are at least two distinct hands. 8 I am therefore extremely grateful to Henri Chambert-Loir for recently locating a photocopy of the entire manuscript, made at the time of the preparation of his catalogue, and for providing me with digital scans, on the basis of which the present edition has been prepared. 8 After the founding of the Malay Manuscripts Centre (Pusat Manuskrip Melayu, PMM) at the National Li (.)6My attempts in the early 1990s to see this manuscript were unsuccessful. This very brief Silsilah Brunei should be compared with the texts published by Low ( JSBRAS 5, 1880) and Sweeney ( JMBRAS 49 pt.В 2, 1968). Then follow some genealogies with mention of the first muslim ruler: Sultan Muhammad, allusion to the attack of the Spaniards, the civil war between Sultan Abdul-Mubin and Sultan Muhiuddin, the rulers of Matan and Sambas, etc вЂ¦P.В 11-14: new talisman formulas with twice the mention (pp.В 12 and 13) of a date of birth: 5 Syaban 1246.

At the end of the manuscript there is a statement on the birth of Pengiran Muhammad HasyimвЂ™s son, Abdul Rajad, in 1831, which, as noted further below in the section on вЂњBirth notes,вЂќ was drafted several times before being finalised. The first (p.В 1) and last (p.В 14) pages of the manuscript have scribbled notes in an indeterminate hand(s).8The genealogy presented on p.В 3 is that of Pengiran Muhammad Hasyim, son of Pengiran Kerma Indera, and a grandson of Sultan Umar Ali Syarifuddin (d.В 1795). Hand B is also responsible for all additions of words written above the line in the Silsilah, suggesting that this person checked the copy carefully against its source. The second hand (B), which is larger and less accomplished, but carefully formed and very clear to read, in a slightly lighter ink, is found on pp.В 2-3 and pp.В 11-13 for all preliminary and end matter, comprising amulets, a historical statement and genealogy, notes on a birth, and two brief marginal comments on pp.В 8 and 9. There are lengthy marginal notes in hand (A) on pp.В 6, 7, 8, 9 and 10.

Citing a reference to вЂњPangiran KasumaвЂќ in LowвЂ™s account, Pehin Jamil identifies him more precisely as вЂњPengiran Kesuma Negara Pengiran HashimвЂќ and describes him as вЂњA very knowledgeable person on the intricacies of the history of Brunei, and son to Yang Amat Mulia Pengiran Kerma Negara Pengiran Anak Sulaiman ibnu Sultan Omar Ali Saifuddin IвЂќ (Mohd. Jamil al-Sufri, Director of the Brunei History Centre (Pusat Sejarah Brunei). 9 The place of the indeterminate vowel /e pepet/ in standard Malay is taken by /a/ in Brunei Malay (C (.)9The key to the identity of this owner of the manuscript can be found in one of the many publications on Brunei history by the senior Brunei historian, Pehin Jawatan Dalam Seri Maharaja Dato Seri Utama (Dr.) Haji Awang Mohd. Since the paper is said to be watermarked 1818, it is proposed that the core text (hand A) was probably copied some time in the 1820s for Pengiran Muhammad Hasyim, who subsequently added the amulets and other paratexts, up to and around 1831, or slightly later.