Nahrisyah Queen, The owner of the most beautiful mausoleum of her era

Nahrasiyah queen is a queen who became the center of attention of historians at the early start to write became a great history of the Pasai Ocean Kingdom in North Aceh.

when was appointed professor at the University of Leiden, and was confirmed on January 23, 1907 special Dr. C. Snouck Hurgronje was surprised to see such a beautiful grave on the old site of the Pasai Ocean Kingdom in North Aceh.

The tomb decorated with the verses of the Koran is the grave of a female king named Nahrasiyah. The queen of the great kings, appears from the ornate tomb very special.Snouck quite like to examine the tomb of Queen Nahrasiyah on archaeological sites kingdom Pasai Ocean. In the book "Arabia and East Indies," 1907 Snouck wrote about Queen Nahrasiyah buried archaeological sites Samudera Pasai kingdom whose tomb is made of marble, which is the tomb of the most beautiful Queen of Islam in Southeast Asia, which is decorated with carved calligraphy.

According to Snouck, Queen Nahrasiyah is a duplicate of the tomb of Umar ibn Akhmad al-Kazaruni in Cambay, Gujarat, India who died in 734 H or 1333 AD The shape of the headstone because it was also used a century after the death of Queen Nahrasiyah at the construction of Maulana Malik Ibrahim's tomb in Gresik, East Java.

If he sees the shape of his beautiful and special tomb, it can be established that the queen of Nahrasiyah was the greatest female king of her time. On the tombstone are fragments of Arabic letters with information about the grave: Ibrahim Alfian explains, Arabic engraving translated into meaningful Malay;


"This is a glowing grave holy woman queen honored his deceased wares Nahrasiyah ... daughter of Sultan Zain al-Abidin Ahmad son son Sulthan Sulthan Sulthan Al Malikul Putra Muhammad Salih. To them was granted mercy and forgiveness of sins, died with the grace of God on Monday 17 Zulhijah 832. "
J. P. Moquete in "The Tombstones at Pase and Grisse rand Lay out with such mo Menten Hindustan" presumed date and the Hijra year recorded in the tomb coincides with the 27th September 1428 AD,