Habib Muda Seunagan, named as-Sayyid Muhammad Muhyiddin ibn Sayyid Muhammad Yasin and also known as Abu Peuleukung, was born at Krueng Kulu, East Seunagan, Nagan Raya; his birth year is uncertain, estimated between 1860 and the 1870s. He was the principal murshid of the Shattariyya in Seunagan and a descendant of Habib Abdurrahim, famed for his miracles and influence along Aceh's west and south coast. He refused to cooperate with the Japanese (1942), helped raise the Indonesian flag at Jeuram after the Proclamation, and during the Darul Islam rebellion (1953) joined Abuya Muda Waly in opposing the revolt and organised village defence. President Sukarno invited him to Jakarta in 1958, and he received the Bintang Jasa Utama; he also built the 'Lhung Abu' irrigation canal of about 25 km. He died on 14 June 1972 and was buried at Peuleukung, now a centre of pilgrimage and great ritual feasts.