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Journal of Islamic Law and Humanitarian Studies
ISSN 3109-287X · CV. SPDF Harmony · 10 artikel di indeks
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Revisiting Ibn Taimiyah’s Political Legal Thought: Implications for Marriage Law Reform in Indonesia
Background: Ibn Taimiyah's political legal thought, particularly in as-Siyāsah asy-Syar‘iyyah fi Iṣlāḥ ar-Rā‘i wa ar-Rā‘iyyah, offers valuable insights into the relationship between Islamic law and state governance. These ideas are particularly relevant in understanding how Islamic principles can…
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Reframing Suicide Prevention Through Local Legal Instruments: A Field-Based Study of Mental Health Governance in Gunungkidul
Background: Suicide has remained a recurring concern in Gunungkidul, revealing how gaps in mental health literacy and support continue to shape community vulnerability. Although the local government has issued regulations to strengthen preventive efforts, many practical barriers still limit their…
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Humanitarian Justice in Local Governance: Islamic Legal Reflections on the Enforcement of Anti-Begging Regulation in Banjarmasin
Background: The persistence of beggars in Banjarmasin reflects the struggle between maintaining public order and preserving human dignity. The enforcement of Regional Regulation Number 12 of 2014 reveals how legal authority often faces moral limits when measured against Islamic humanitarian values…
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Evaluating the Practice of Fiqh Siyāsah Tanfiẓiyah in Village Institutional Governance: A Case Study of Pekon Way Empulau Ulu, Indonesia
Background: The success of democratic village governance is essential to promoting the welfare of local communities. In Pekon Way Empulau Ulu, Balik Bukit District, West Lampung Regency, the Village Consultative Institution (Lembaga Himpun Pemekonan) has been observed to play a relatively passive…
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Bridging Islamic Legal Ethics and Humanitarian Values in Judicial Governance: Exploring the Ethical Role of Indonesia’s Judicial Commission in Preserving Integrity and Human Dignity
Background: Judicial integrity serves as the moral backbone of justice and the cornerstone of citizens’ confidence in legal institutions. The establishment of Indonesia’s Judicial Commission reflects a constitutional intent to secure ethical accountability and maintain the dignity of the judiciary…
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A Comparative Study of Legal Awareness and Inheritance Practices Among the Muslim Chinese Community in Surakarta
Background: Indonesia’s legal landscape is shaped by a blend of diverse cultural traditions and legal systems. The Muslim Chinese community in Surakarta, in particular, follows a unique inheritance process influenced by both Islamic law and Chinese customary practices. Despite this, there is…
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A Comparative Legal Study of Consumer Credit Payment Defaults: Insights from Islamic and Positive Law
Background: In today's globalized society, the demand for electronic goods has significantly increased. However, not all consumers can afford to purchase these goods outright, leading many to rely on credit-based purchasing systems offered by companies such as PT. Columbus in Bandar Lampung. Aims…
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Wage Regulation and Worker Welfare: A Comparative Analysis of National Labor Law and Islamic Legal Perspectives
Background: Regulating wages is critical to ensuring workers receive fair compensation, which directly affects their living standards. In Indonesia, national labor law sets minimum wage standards, while Islamic labor law offers an alternative approach based on ethical principles. This study…
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Maqāṣid al-Syarī‘ah and Constitutional Accountability in Urban Governance: An Islamic Legal Reflection on Public Safety Policy in Banjarmasin City
Background: The placement of U-turn lanes near traffic lights in Banjarmasin City reveals how local administrative decisions can affect citizens’ constitutional rights to safety and order. Within Islamic legal ethics, such policies must reflect maqāṣid al-syarī‘ah to preserve life and promote…
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Tracing the Gap Between Policy and Practice: How Communities Understand and Comply with Premarital Education Rules in Indonesia
Background: Premarital courses were introduced in Indonesia to help couples enter marriage with better preparation, but in practice the program often unfolds quite differently from what the regulation intends. Aims: This study examines how married individuals in Metro City interpret the purpose of…