Tracing The Existence of Praise After the Adhan in Coastal Areas A Study of Shi’ir Kisah Sang Rasul Reviewed from the Aspect of Education

The existence of praise or prayer after the call to prayer in the northern coastal area of Central Java is still attached to this day. Praise or prayer after the adhan has become a hereditary habit, so it is categorized as an oral tradition. In coastal areas, hymns are often chanted using the regional language, these hymns are commonly known as shi'ir. The praise that is chanted every day is different in each prayer room or mosque, one of the many praise titles is the shi'ir The Story of the Rasulullah  or Rochatil. This research will examine the meaning contained in the shim'ir The Story of the Rasulullah  from an educational aspect. The analysis of this study was carried out with the aim of providing information that the existence of shi'ir The Story of the Rasulullah  which was chanted before prayer in coastal areas still exists until now and the application of the meaning of shi'ir is applied by people who live around prayer rooms or mosques. The research location is located in the northern coastal area of Central Java which is in Rembang and Jepara Regencies. The research method applied is a descriptive qualitative approach. Data was collected through direct observation in the field, interviews with informants, and analysis of related documents. The data was analyzed using the Miles and Huberman model based on the educational theory of empiricism according to John Locke. The results of the study show that the existence of Shi'ir The Story of the Rasulullah  is still a frequent and widely used choice, and the meaning contained in it can provide educational value to the local community.