|
Sa'id bin Salim Na'um () or better known as Said Naum () was the Captain of The Arabs in Dutch East Indies's Batavia in 19th century. He is known for his charities and endowment of large land to be used as cemetery currently located in Tanah Abang.〔(【引用サイトリンク】 title=Ulama Hadhrami di Tanah Betawi Berdakwah dengan Sepenuh Hati )〕 ==History== Said Na'um was a Hadhrami and lived in Palembang for sometime before later moved to Pekojan in Batavia. Said was a wealthy merchant who owned many trade ships and as a landlord in Batavia with extensive and large areas of lands. He was also a pious man, has a clean heart, loved people of piety, respect for the poor and needy and known for his very generous ''Waqf al-Turbah'' (land endowment), where he endowed hectares of his lands to be used for schools, cemeteries and mosques.〔〔(【引用サイトリンク】 script-title=ar:مسجد سعيد نعوم - جاكرتا )〕 He married a girl named Zainah bint Ubayd, who gave him one only son named Muhammad who later died, and several daughters. The oldest was Syekhah, who was married to a righteous and a good prayer, Sheikh Salim bin Umar Bahfen. His other daughter was Ruqayyah, who was married to Sheikh Abdullah bin Said Basalamah, and the last one was Nur, who married to Sheikh Said bin Ahmad Jawwas. All of them had children.〔 After moving to Batavia, he later married another woman named Nur binti Muhammad Audhah, who gave him a daughter named Muznah who then married to Ali bin Abubakar bin Umar Shahab, a Wulayti Hadhrami from Dammun near Tarim.〔〔(【引用サイトリンク】 title=Distance between Dammun and Al Mustashfa Tarim Ar Rifi )〕 From Muznah's marriage with Ali, Said had some grandchildren, namely Abubakar, Muhammad, and sidah. In Batavia, Said bought a large piece of land in area of Pekojan called ''Tanah Tinggi'' (Highland). On the land he later built a mosque called ''Masjid Tanah Tinggi'' in November 1833 CE ( Rajab 1249 AH). Due to his popularity among Arab Indonesians, the Government of Dutch East Indies appointed him as the first Captain of The Arabs in Batavia in mid 19th century. Later in his life when his physical condition and business declined, his business was handed by his son-in-law Abdullah bin Said Basalamah. In 1844, he donated land as cemetery in Tanah Abang Area, Batavia. Naum was buried in his endowed cemetery near the grave of Shaikh Salim bin Abdullah bin Sumair who died in 1855 CE (1271 AH).〔 In 1970's, the government of Jakarta created a controversy by relocating the cemetery to Karet. They digged the graves and hundreds of remains were moved to the new location. Some part of the land he endowed is used to build school named ''Said Naum'' school. 抄文引用元・出典: フリー百科事典『 ウィキペディア（Wikipedia）』 ■ウィキペディアで「Said Naum」の詳細全文を読む スポンサード リンク
|