In Arabic, Maulid means the day of birth. In the Islamic calendar, Rabiul Awal is the third month which consists of thirty days. The commemoration of the Prophet's birthday was first carried out by Muzhaffaruddin Al-Kaukabri in the early 7th century AD. The commemoration of the Prophet's birthday in Indonesia has been designated as a national holiday since the independence era.
Generally, the Prophet's birthday is enlivened by various interesting activities by Muslims throughout the archipelago. Each region even has a different tradition when commemorating the Prophet's birthday. No wonder the rituals that have been carried out have succeeded in stealing the attention of tourists. The estimated date for the Prophet's Birthday national holiday falls on Wednesday, 20 October. Since the holiday falls on a Wednesday, you can extend your vacation by adding one more leave day on Monday and Tuesday.
Thus, your vacation time can be longer and feel satisfying. Variety of the Prophet's Birthday Celebration in Indonesia. The commemoration of the Prophet's birthday in Indonesia is still thick with traditional nuances. From western to eastern Indonesia, each region has its own tradition.
For example, in Aceh there is a tradition of cooking lemang that has been passed down from the Alas Tribe. Lemang is a food made from a mixture of sticky rice and coconut milk.
This activity of cooking lemang generally requires a four-hour process. In Banten, the commemoration of the Prophet's birthday was also celebrated. Named as Panjang Mulud, this tradition can only be witnessed once a year. Panjang Mulud is synonymous with the tradition of distributing groceries to the community. Uniquely, these staples are placed on a wooden frame which is decorated and shaped to resemble a boat.
The procession of Panjang Mulud is sure to steal the attention of local residents and tourists who come to Banten. The commemoration of the Prophet's birthday in Kudus, Central Java, is no less creative than the people of Banten.
The stretchers that were paraded containing packaged rice and agricultural products were then distributed to local residents. The Maulid Ampyang tradition is believed to bring blessings to the Kudus community. Typical offerings of the Prophet's Birthday Celebration. Celebration of the Prophet's Birthday in Indonesia is incomplete without the presence of various Indonesian culinary delights.
In countries with large Muslim populations, this day is observed as a public holiday to mark Prophet's birth anniversary. Eid-e-Milad is also called Maulid or Mawlid, since 'naat' and hymns are sung in praise of the Prophet.
Devotees believe that, listening to these recitation leads one to the worldly and heavenly rewards. However, Sunni and the Shia sects have a different take on the ways of marking the day. The Sunni community holds prayers throughout the month and they do not practice mourning on this day. In countries that are home to a large Muslim population, Mawlid is celebrated with grand-level street processions and decorations of homes or mosques.
Food and other offerings are distributed, and stories about the life of Prophet Muhammad are narrated. She appeared in the procession with her white robe and a crown of Jasmine on her head.
The dessert makers drew the princess and Al-Hakim bi-Amr Allah as a sultan riding a horse on dessert molds. The famous sweets of Mawlid are made of sugar coated sesame, pistachio, and almond; the Mawlid doll and the sultan on a horse are made of sugar and nuts decorated with colored paper. On Rabi' al-Awwal 12 November 9 and it is an official holiday for public sector employees. The high prices of raw materials, most importantly sugar, have led to the rise in the price of the dessert, as the price of a kilo of dessert ranges from LE 40 to LE
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