K.H. Maimun Zubair or more familiarly called Mbah Moen, who died while performing the pilgrimage, he was buried in the holy land.
Uniquely, because it is often visited by congregations from Indonesia, the cemetery officials are very familiar with the location.
Muhammad Sye'la, one of the tomb guards, swiftly pointed out the location of Mbah Maimun Zubair's grave without looking at the notebook.
Since the pilgrims of Indonesian pilgrims arrived and entered the holy land of Mecca, almost every day, there are those who make pilgrimages to the grave of the charismatic cleric from Rembang, Central Java.
Mbah Moen's tomb is in the fourth row number 151. Its position is only about 50 meters from the tomb of the first wife of the Prophet Muhammad, Sayyidatina Khadijah.
Many pilgrims from Indonesia have intended to make a pilgrimage to Mbah Maimun's grave since in Indonesia. The family also often recommends a pilgrimage to the tomb in addition to visiting other holy places.
Indonesian pilgrims usually have a scheduled pilgrimage to the Al Ma'la cemetery, after the five daily prayers at the Grand Mosque. Because the most time is usually after the Fajr or Asr prayers.
Mbah Maimun Zubair's burial conditions
Like the cemetery in Saudi Arabia, the cemetery in Ma'la is just a land without any buildings. Including the tomb of the Indonesian cleric, Mbah Maimun Zubair.
In the past, tombs in Saudi Arabia, especially the tombs of influential figures, were also monumental buildings.
The tomb of Siti Khadijah, for example, used to be under a large dome. However, since 1925, in line with the ideology of the state of Saudi Arabia at the time, these buildings were demolished and no more ornate tombs or monuments were allowed.
The only marker of the tomb, is a pile of stones, there is even no writing just a marker of whose grave.
Well, here is Mbah Moen's 'speciality'. His grave has a marker in the form of a pile of stones with his name written on it.
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