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Al-Ahwal: Jurnal Hukum Keluarga Islam
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ISSN 2085-627X · Universitas Islam Negeri Sunan Kalijaga Yogyakarta · 190 artikel di indeks
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NEGLECTING WOMEN'S RIGHTS: Indonesian YouTube Preachers' Legal Opinion on Polygamy
The internet has contributed to the rise of various authorities over religion and law, as a result of the widespread use of digital instruments by religious elites to transmit their knowledge of virtue. Therefore, religious-based legal opinions are easily disseminated through social media. This…
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THE DOMINATION OF ISLAMIC LAW IN CUSTOMARY MATRIMONIAL CEREMONIES: Islamic Values within the Malay Marriage Tradition in Kepulauan Riau
The Malay community has engaged with various traditions, such as those of India, the Middle East, China, and even Europe. Despite that, religion, Islam, has wielded the most significant influence, particularly within the context of marriage life. The process of Muslim Malay marriages consistently…
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MANAGING ‘BALIGH’ IN FOUR MUSLIM COUNTRIES: Egypt, Tunisia, Pakistan, and Indonesia on the Minimum Age for Marriage
In Islamic law, the concept of baligh has long been debated among clerics. The debate also appears to have resulted in different rules regarding the minimum age of marriage among Muslim countries. This paper aims to reveal the maturity standard regarding the minimum age of marriage in four Muslim…
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FEMALE LEADERS CREATING STEPPING LADDERS: Exercising Strategic Agency in Religiously Affiliated Universities of Indonesia and the USA
This article aims to draw on the lessons and experiences of female leaders for what approaches should be nurtured and adopted in breaking the ‘glass ceilings.’ This research examines pathways to female leadership and public acceptance of their roles. The article offers strategies for the next…
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ADJUDICATING UNDERAGE MARRIAGES AT RELIGIOUS COURTS: A Progressive Collaboration between Judiciary and Health Authority
This paper examines the state policies through the judiciary and health institutions in curbing underage marriage. Furthermore, the article sheds light on the extent to which these efforts are realized in the legal practices of the Religious Courts. Data were gathered by analyzing the decisions of…
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THE CONUNDRUM OF INTESTATE SUCCESSION FOR MUSLIMS IN UGANDA: Qadhis Court, Women’s Rights, and Islamic Inheritance Law Issues
During the 2018–2022 process to amend the Succession Act, Muslims in Uganda requested a separate law to regulate their inheritance. However, this was rejected by the Parliamentary Committee. As a result, Muslims are governed by the Succession Act for intestate succession. This article aims to…
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Economic Ability as a Kafā'ah Principle and the Recognition of Difabel Marriage Guardian in As-Silāḥ fī Bayāni An-Nikāḥ by Khalil Al-Bangkalany
Fuqaha (Islamic jurists) have extensively deliberated upon the notions of kafā'ah and marriage guardianship. Many subsequent scholars have adopted and adapted the opinions of their predecessors concerning these two concepts. This article examines Al-Bangkalany's perspectives on kafā'ah and marriage…
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COMPLETE AND INCOMPLETE CALCULATION: Expert Systems Apps on the Special Cases of Islamic Inheritance Law
The traditional method of resolving inheritance cases typically involves manual processes using pen and paper. However, advancements in expert systems of technology have made it possible to develop applications that expedite and simplify the calculation. This research aims to investigate the…
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THE DOMINATION OF CUSTOMARY LAW IN MUSLIM MATRIMONIAL PROCEDURES: Prohibiting Khiṭbah in the Sade Muslim Community
Betrothal (Khiṭbah) prior to marriage is considered a noble practice within Islamic tradition. However, among the Sade Muslim community, there are instances where betrothal is intentionally omitted and even opposed by the society. They practice the tradition of merariq, apparently abducting the…
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ADMINISTRATIVE TRANSGRESSION AND JUDICIAL DISCRETION FOR THE SAKE OF CITIZENS’ RIGHTS: The Legalisation of Unregistered Marriages in Indonesia
This article addresses how the legalisation of unregistered marriages works in Indonesian day-to-day practices. It understands people’s strategies to legalise their unregistered marriage and examines the state activities of granting legalisation. It seeks to answer in what ways the legal validity…
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WHEN TRADITION AGAINST MODERNITY: Batak Angkola Men's Resistance towards Gender Equality
Modernity brings about gender equality, but in Padang Lawas, this gender equality is not universally accepted by Batak Angkola men. Resistance under the guise of masculine identity exists based on cultural reasons. This study aims to explore the reasoning behind Batak Angkola men's defense of their…
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THE PRACTICE OF SUBSTITUTE HEIRS IN INDONESIAN RELIGIOUS COURT: Restricted Interpretation
As part of reformation outcomes, the substitute heir in Islamic inheritance law has been long heeded by Indonesian jurists. However, amidst the facet of the traditional scheme, Indonesian Religious Court judges (judex factie) have not shared the same implementation of this succession. This article…
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PERPETUATING WOMEN'S SUBORDINATION: Husband-Wife Relation in Pop Fiqh Literature
Popular fiqh literature addresses practical aspects of life. A considerable portion of this literature portrays women within a conservative framework. This research aims to investigate the tendency of spousal relationships as depicted in those popular fiqh literature. Subsequent to cataloging, a…
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FULFILLING CHILDREN'S RIGHTS THROUGH POST-DIVORCE RELATIONSHIPS: An Investigation from Bima
This article sheds light on the fulfillment of children's rights after divorce. The fulfillment of children's rights is explained by examining the relationships built by divorced parents. To collect data, interviews were conducted with divorced couples who have children. Taking place in Bima, West…
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WHEN STATE REGULATES HUSBAND'S IDAH: Pros and Cons among Penghulu in Yogyakarta
In 2021, the Ministry of Religious Affairs issued a policy concerning the prohibition of husbands remarrying (another woman) during the wife waiting period (idah). This policy evoked both pros and cons. This study aims to investigate the emergence of this policy and analyze the responses from the…
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MODERNIZATION, ECLECTICISM, AND SAUDI ARABIA VISION 2030 ON FAMILY LAW: Positivization of Talaq Divorce in Niẓam Al-Aḥwāl 1443 H
Not bereft of the vision of 2030, Saudi Arabia reformed its Islamic family law, which resulted in the issuance of Niẓam al-Aḥwāl al-Syakhṣiyyah 1443 H. However, this modernization attempt is shadowed by the long-term preference for the established madhab. By focusing on the talaq issue, this…
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MARRIAGE REGISTRATION AND SOLEMNIZATION AMONG MIGRANT MUSLIMS IN GERMANY: Harmonizing Islamic and State Law and the Existence of Origin Country Law
This article highlights the way of Islamic and state law intersect in the context of marriage administration and solemnization among migrant Muslim groups in Germany, with a particular emphasis on the coexistence of Islamic law and state law. The differences between the two legal systems are well…
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WHEN RELIGIOUS JUDGES PROTECT CHILDREN'S RIGHTS Case of Divorce: in Padangsidempuan Religious Court
In a marriage, a parent is the primary party that fulfills children's rights, but in reality, not all marriages end in ideal conditions. In many divorces, children's rights are jeopardized. This paper aims to study how children's rights are fulfilled at the hands of the Padangsidimpuan Religious…
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NOT ONLY FOR BEAUTY BUT ALSO FOR A BETTER FUTURE: The Ritual of Potong Konde at the Wedding Party among Muslims of Gunung Meriah Aceh
This article discusses the meaning of cutting konde (back hair) for the bride among the Muslims of Gunung Meriah Aceh. Cutting konde is usually held at the wedding reception (walimat al-'ursy). Data were collected through observation and interviews. Based on empirical research, it can be stated…
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NOT NINE BUT EIGHTEEN: Husein Muhammad on Aisha’s Marriage Age
The minimum age for marriage in fiqh has been a debated issue. This minimum limit is typically interpreted with reference to Aisha's marriage to the Prophet. Husein Muhammad argued, contrary to popular belief that Aisha's age at the time of her marriage was eighteen, not nine. This paper explains…