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Journal : Jurnal Anifa Studi Gender dan Anak

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Exploring forced marriage in Islam: Analysis of Imam Al-Shafi'i's perspective, Indonesian Islamic marriage law, and human rights considerations Asnita, Dessy
Jurnal Anifa: Studi Gender dan Anak Vol 5 No 1 (2024): Mei 2024
Publisher : Pusat Studi Gender dan Anak

Show Abstract | Download Original | Original Source | Check in Google Scholar | DOI: 10.32505/anifa.v5i1.7189

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The Wali mujbīr is a guardian who has the right to marry off his daughters without their prior consent. Although Imam Al-Syāfi'ī supports this concept, the Marriage Law Number 1 of 1974 and the Compilation of Islamic Law do not explicitly recognize the ijbār right. This article examines the existence and implications of the mujbīr guardian's right in the context of Islamic law in Indonesia, considering the voluntary principle in marriage. This research utilizes a qualitative approach with primary data from the Al Umm book and Indonesia's Compilation of Marriage Laws. The results indicate that the ijbār right is not contradictory to Islamic law in Indonesia and does not violate Human Rights, although the guardian must meet certain conditions before forcing a marriage. This highlights the debate surrounding decisions made on the assumption that daughters are incapable of making their own decisions in marriage.
Co-Authors Adlin Wan Draman, Wan Mohd Ashraf Agustinar, Agustinar Anisah Lestari Asih Pertiwi Balqis Atikah DEWI INDRAYANI Dwi Kurnia, Ryzka Dwi Mulyani, Eva Eliza, Zulfa Emelda, Dahliana Faisal Faisal Fakhrurrazi INDRAYANI, DEWI Matahari, Ladisa Oktari Muallimah, Sitti Mudrika, Syarifah Muhammad Rinaldi MUTHMAINNAH Nisa, Afratun Nur Ilmi Fitria Nurjannah Pertiwi, Asih Rahmat Hidayat rahmathdyt573@gmail.com Rauzi, Muhammad Rosmiati Ryzka Dwi Kurnia Safitri, Rahmad Safwandi SALSABILA, ANNISA Sitti Muallimah Sumarni, Mutia Syarifah Mudrika Wulandari, Febriantika Zainal Muttaqin Zuliani, Rafiza