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HAK DAN KEWAJIBAN SUAMI ISTRI PADA KELUARGA TKI DI DESA TRESNOREJO, KEBUMEN, JAWA TENGAH: ANTARA YURIDIS DAN REALITA by Suratno, Dwi, Syafei, Ermi Suhasti

“…The phenomenon of husband or wife working as Indonesian Labor (TKI) is not a new among people of Tresnorejo village, Kebumen, Jawa Tengah.  The reason they…”
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PARTISIPASI SUAMI MELAKUKAN VASEKTOMI by Latifa, Siti, Syafei, Ermi Suhasti

“…Family Planning Program is handled by the National Population and Family Planning Board (BKKBN),  is a form of human endeavor in order to address the…”
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MANAGING ‘BALIGH’ IN FOUR MUSLIM COUNTRIES: Egypt, Tunisia, Pakistan, and Indonesia on the Minimum Age for Marriage by Ropei, Ahmad, Huda, Miftachul, Alijaya, Adudin, Fadhil, Fakhry, Zulfa, Fitria

“…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…”
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PERPETUATING WOMEN'S SUBORDINATION: Husband-Wife Relation in Pop Fiqh Literature by Warman, Arifki Budia, Zainuddin, Zainuddin, Eficandra, Eficandra, Renie, Elsy, Setiyono, Setiyono

“…Popular fiqh literature addresses practical aspects of life. A considerable portion of this literature portrays women within a conservative framework. This…”
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WHEN STATE REGULATES HUSBAND'S IDAH: Pros and Cons among Penghulu in Yogyakarta by Permata, Cindera

“…In 2021, the Ministry of Religious Affairs issued a policy concerning the prohibition of husbands remarrying (another woman) during the wife waiting period…”
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COMPLETE AND INCOMPLETE CALCULATION: Expert Systems Apps on the Special Cases of Islamic Inheritance Law by Billah, Mu'tashim

“…The traditional method of resolving inheritance cases typically involves manual processes using pen and paper. However, advancements in expert systems of…”
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THE PRACTICE OF SUBSTITUTE HEIRS IN INDONESIAN RELIGIOUS COURT: Restricted Interpretation by Mu’in, Fathul, Faisal, Faisal, Fikri, Arif, Asnawi, Habib Shulton, Nawawi, M Anwar

“…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…”
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NEGLECTING WOMEN'S RIGHTS: Indonesian YouTube Preachers' Legal Opinion on Polygamy by Yazid, Mhd

“…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…”
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FULFILLING CHILDREN'S RIGHTS THROUGH POST-DIVORCE RELATIONSHIPS: An Investigation from Bima by Agustina, Feni

“…This article sheds light on the fulfillment of children's rights after divorce. The fulfillment of children's rights is explained by examining 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 by Ni'ami, Mohammad Fauzan, Bawazier, Dio Alif, Ma’mun, Sukron

“…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…”
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WHEN TRADITION AGAINST MODERNITY: Batak Angkola Men's Resistance towards Gender Equality by Nasution, Ulfa Ramadhani

“…Modernity brings about gender equality, but in Padang Lawas, this gender equality is not universally accepted by Batak Angkola men. Resistance under the guise…”
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MUSLIM GENERATION Z AND GLOBALIZED KNOWLEDGE: Perceptions of Muslim Generation Z of Banjarmasin on Prenuptial Agreement by Mansyuroh, Firqah Annajiyah, Haris, Muhammad, Mahmud, Hafini Bin

“…This article focuses on prenuptial agreement from the perspective of Muslims Generation Z in Banjarmasin City. The information abundancy falling this…”
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WHEN RELIGIOUS JUDGES PROTECT CHILDREN'S RIGHTS: Case of Divorce in Padangsidempuan Religious Court by Ahmatnijar, Ahmatnijar, Tenrilawa, Dian Furqani, Asmuni, Asmuni, Matsum, Hasan, Subha, Rahman

“…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,…”
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DOUBLE-BURDENED AND MARGINALIZED WOMEN: Patriarchal Dominance in the Development in Padang Lawas, North Sumatera by Pohan, Muslim

“…Village Law Number 6 of 2014 stipulates the principles of participation, equality, and empowerment to make women subordinate in village development. This…”
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IGNORING FAMILY LAW ADMINISTRATIVE PROCEDURE: Falsifying Death of Spouses for the Registration of New Marriage in Lengayang Muslim Community by Salma, Salma, Wahida, Hasanatul, Adib bin Samsudin, Muhammad

“…The exercise of the right to register marriage and divorce frequently has to deal with the complexity of the administrative procedure. Consequently, many…”
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LIVING LAW AND WOMEN EMPOWERMENT: Weaving Skills as a Marriage Requirement in Sade, West Nusa Tenggara by Sugitanata, Arif, Aminah, Siti, Muhasim, Ahmad

“…Weaving skills as a marriage requirement in the Sade Muslim Society is one of the customary rules—living law—that remains to exist currently, although it is…”
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THE DISTINCTION BETWEEN NUSYŪZ AND DOMESTIC VIOLENCE: The Relevance of Muhammad Sa’id Ramadhan Al-Buthi Thought in Contemporary Context by Hakim, Abdul, Alkosibati, Ali

“…Domestic violence is often justified as being legitimized in fiqh. It culminates in a discussion about nusyūz when a husband can beat his wife in response to…”
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ISLAMIC LEGAL ETHICS TO MARITAL RAPE: Juxtaposing Mu’āsyarah bi al-ma’rūf and Ḍarār ma’nawi Principles by Furqoni, Afif Thohir, Thabrani, Abdul Mukti

“…This paper points out the position of marital rape from the angle of Islamic legal reasoning. In the modern context, marital rape is a debated issue,…”
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MARRIAGE FOR COVERING DISGRACE: The Practice of Kawi' Pura Tradition in the East Kolaka Muslim Society by Darlis, Syamsul

“…According to the Indonesian Compilation of Islamic Law (KHI), unmarried pregnant women may only be married to the men who impregnated them. However, this rule…”
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ADJUDICATING UNDERAGE MARRIAGES AT RELIGIOUS COURTS: A Progressive Collaboration between Judiciary and Health Authority by Nur Mustofa, Kholifatun

“…This paper examines the state policies through the judiciary and health institutions in curbing underage marriage. Furthermore, the article sheds light on the…”
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