The Manifestation of Sufism in Wahyu Kolosebo

Current developments have given birth to millennials. The emergence of the millennial generation or Generation Y is marked by the increasing use of communication tools, media and digital technology. This will indirectly marginalize Indonesian culture such as the ballad. Therefore, the hymn as part of oral literature needs to be preserved by following the development of the millennial generation because the hymn has a manifestation of religious values that is able to form a more religious, charismatic, and dignified generation of millennials. The purpose of this research is to describe the value of Sufism in the folk song of Wahyu Kolosebo. This study uses descriptive qualitative analysis using content analysis techniques. The results of the study are that the folk song of Wahyu Kolosebo contains Sufis teachings, that is Takhalli is an attempt to rid oneself of despicable traits, such as showing off, prejudiced, inciting, betraying, etc., Takhalli is always behaving obediently with traits that are praised physically and mentally, and Tajalli is a behavior manifesting itself from Allah's grace and guidance.