History has noted that in North Aceh once established the Pasai Islamic empire. Until now, there are many graves of great men, both Muslims and non-Muslims as evidence in Pasai as the great kingdom of the time. The tombs now need restoration as a historical site. Here tuhoe notes a number of tombs that have a blood relation (relationship) with Pasai Kingdom. If you have the time, even if you just remember that no matter how great the splendor of life, to the grave of our grave again.
Grave Sultan Malikul Dhahir
Sultan Malikul Dhahir was the first son of Sultan Malikussaleh who took over the leadership of the Samudera Pasai Kingdom from 1297-1326 AD. His tomb is located in Gampông Beuringen, Samudera District ± 17 km from Lhokseumawe City. The position of this tomb is adjacent to the tomb of Malikussaleh. The tombstone was made of granite, sculpted by At-Taubah verses 21-22 and translated text, "This grave belongs to the noble master, the martyr named Sultan Malik Adh-Dhahir, the light of the world and the ray of religion. Muhammad bin Malik Al-Saleh, died on Sunday 12th of Zulhijjah 726 H (19 November 1326 AD).
Tomb of Nahrisyah
Nahrisyah is a queen of the Kingdom of Samudera Pasai who holds the helm of the year 1416-1428 M. Ratu Nahrisyah known wise and wise. He reigns with motherly and loving nature. Harkat and dignity of women so noble in his time that many who became religious announcers at that time. His grave is located in Gampông Kuta Krueng, Samudera Subdistrict ± 18 km east of Lhokseumawe City, not far from Makam Malikussaleh. Yasin's letter with beautiful calligraphy is completely engraved on his headstone. There is also a verse of Qur'an, Surah Al-Imran verse 18 19, Surah Al-Baqarah verse 285 286, and an explanation in Arabic script which means, "This is a sacred grave, the noble Queen of the deceased Nahrisyah held from the nation chadiu ibn Sultan Haidar Ibn Said Ibn Zainal Ibn Sultan Ahmad Ibn Sultan Muhammad Ibn Sultan Malikussaleh, died on Monday 17 Zulhijjah 831 H "(1428 AD
Grave of Teungku Sidi Abdullah Tajul Nillah
Teungku Sidi Abdullah Tajul Milah comes from the Abbasid dynasty and is the great-granddaughter of the al-Muntasir caliph who left his country (Iraq) for being attacked by Mongolian soldiers. He departed from Delhi to Samudera Pasai and passed away in Pasai in 1407 AD He is a Minister of Finance posh. His grave is located east of Lhokseumawe City. The tombstone is made of marble decorated with calligraphy carvings, Qur'anic verses written round the edges of the headstone. While at the top is listed Bismillah sentence and letter At-Taubah verses 21-22.
Tomb of the Prime Minister
This site is also called Tomb Teungku Yacob. He was a Prime Minister in the time of the Pasai Ocean Kingdom so that his grave was held Tomb of the Prime Minister. He died in the month of Muharram 630 H (Augustus 1252 AD). In this location there are 8 pieces of tombstone with an area of 8 x 15 m. The headstone is inscribed with beautiful calligraphy of Al-Ma'aarij verses 18-23 and the letter of Yasin verses 78-81.
Tomb of Teungku 44
This tomb is nicknamed the Tomb of Teungku 44 (Peuet Ploh Peuet) because here buried 44 scholars from the Kingdom of Samudera Pasai who was killed for opposing and forbade the marriage of kings with their biological daughters. This tomb can be found in Gampông Beuringen, Samudera District ± 17 km east of Lhokseumawe City. On the headstone is a beautiful calligraphy letter of Ali Imran verse 18
Grave of Teungku In Iboih
The Tomb of Teungku Di Iboih belongs to Maulana Abdurrahman Al-Fasi. Some archaeologists argue that this tomb is older than the tomb of Malikussaleh. This tomb is located in Gampông Mancang, Samudera District ± 16 km east of Lhokseumawe City. The tombstone is decorated with beautiful calligraphy consisting of Qur'anic verses, letters of Ali Imran verse 18, and At-Taubah letter verses 21-22.
Tomb of Batee Balee
This tomb is a historical site of the Kingdom of Samudera Pasai. The main character buried on Batee Balee Site is Lord Perbu who died in 1444 AD Its location in Gampông Meucat, Samudera Subdistrict, east of Lhokseumawe City. Among the tombstones is a calligraphy inscription from the letter Yasin, Surah Ali Imran, Surat Al'Araaf, Surat Al-Jaatsiyah, Surat Al-Hashr.
Tomb of Queen Al-Aqla
Queen Al-Aqla is the daughter of Sultan Muhammad (Malikul Dhahir), who died in 1380 AD The tomb is located in Gampông Meunje Tujoh, District. Matangkuli ± 30 km east of Lhokseumawe City. The tombstone is decorated with beautiful Kawi-language calligraphy and Arabic