Sunan Ampel is a prominent figure in Indonesian history, known as one of the nine saints or Wali Songo who played a crucial role in spreading Islam in Java during the 15th century. He was born in Champa, Vietnam, and later settled in Surabaya, where he established a significant Islamic community and educational center. His tomb, located in Surabaya, is a popular pilgrimage site for Muslims. The area surrounding the tomb features a mosque and various cultural sites, reflecting the rich history of Islam in Indonesia. Sunan Ampel's teachings emphasized tolerance and harmony, contributing to the peaceful spread of the religion.