Kubur arwah Tok Amir & allahyarhumah Mak Tok Timah

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Perhaps you’ve wondered about the stories whispered by the stones around us. We stand before Kubur arwah Tok Amir & allahyarhumah Mak Tok Timah. It is a place of rest and remembrance.

Kubur arwah Tok Amir & allahyarhumah Mak Tok Timah is more than just a burial site. It is a testament to lives lived and loved. This is a place where stories linger in the quiet air.

Let’s explore what we know about those interred here. We remember arwah Tok Mek, Tok Nek, Tok Ayah and others. May Allah place them among the righteous. These were ancestors cherished by their families. Their legacies continue through generations.

One family’s history speaks to us from this very ground. The father of Abah was Tok Ayah Soh. His father was Tok Haji Taib bin Ismail and his mother Hajjah Munah. On Tok Mek’s side her father was Tok Aji Wei also named Ismail. He came from Permatang Pusu. Perhaps Tok Nyang Wei’s grave is there still.

Tok Ayah Soh was local. Yet his features resembled those of people from the Middle East. It is said he descended from a wealthy man. His siblings Tok Su Nor, Tok Cik Nab, Tok Muda Mat and Tok Mok Nik have all passed away.

According to family stories Abah’s side was local. However Tok Mek’s father Tok Wei originated from Kedah. In the old days people traveled for the rice harvest. People from Kelantan helped in Kedah. Then people from Kedah migrated to Kelantan for their harvest. It was during this time that they settled here. Now machines do all the work.

The graves of Abah’s ancestors are marked by large stones. In the past they did not write names on gravestones. Tok Ayah Soh’s father began writing names in the 1940s.

Arwah Tok Mek passed away young. She died before her mother in 1969. Tok Su Tok Meh’s sister is still alive. Tok Mek’s mother was known as Tok Minah. She was said to be an amazing woman. She was a hard worker and a businesswoman. She liked to travel and sell fabric. Some say she had 18 husbands. Only Allah knows the truth. Tok Mek’s older brother passed away in 2009 and is buried here as well.

Arwah Tok Ayah is buried in Tanah Merah. He died of old age in the 1980s.

Kubur arwah Tok Amir & allahyarhumah Mak Tok Timah connects us to the past. It reminds us of the people who came before. Their lives their struggles and their triumphs shape our present. May we honor their memory and learn from their example. May we remember the importance of family and heritage.

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