Folklore is part of cultural history that reflects the past and thoughts of the community, passed down from generation to generation orally or in writing, and contains various values of life. This research is a descriptive qualitative research with a structural approach, aiming to analyze the religious values contained in the folklore “Sunan Muria Mosque” contained in the book “East Coast Folklore” by Mohammad Kanzunnudin, published by CV Adhigama in 2024. The data is a fragment of the story “Masjid Sunan Muria”. The research data are facts about the structure and religious values found in the folklore. The data collection technique used reading and listening methods. Data analysis uses the Miles and Huberman method which consists of data reduction, data presentation, and conclusion drawing. The results of the analysis show that the folklore “Masjid Sunan Muria” contains motifs of shortcomings and shortcomings that can be overcome as well as exemplary religious values, including aspects of belief, worship, knowledge, and practice. Sunan Muria, the main character in the story, shows a strong belief in the teachings of Islam and his ability to practice these values in real actions. The implication of this research is to provide inspiration and learning about the importance of religious values in everyday life and how these values can be applied for the common good.
 
 

This study aims to determine the visual pollution of outdoor advertising in Semarang City, especially in the city center, namely Tugu Muda with five road segments supporting the area. The method used is the Analytical Hierarchy Process (AHP) by considering six parameters including physical conditions, land use, placement, display surface, size, and distance. The data used are spatial data in the form of taking coordinates in the field using the Survey123 application and non-spatial data in the form of accumulated scores for each parameter used. The results of this study are that the surface display parameter has the highest weight of 38.127%. 209 points of outdoor advertising have been surveyed in the field with a total of 85 points of low visual pollution, 52 points of high visual pollution, 37 points of medium visual pollution, and 20 and 15 points of very low and very high visual pollution respectively. Although the distribution of outdoor advertising has a fairly high density, the results of processing and scoring with the AHP method of outdoor advertising with low visual pollution dominate.