This study examines how mediation is used to resolve marital disputes from the perspectives of the Qur’an and Hadith. Qur’an Surah an-NisÄ’ (4):35 serves as the primary basis for appointing two hakam (arbitrators) as mediators to prevent divorce, while the Prophet’s ï·º Hadith provides moral guidance in the form of justice, respectful communication, and the preservation of confidentiality. Using a literature review method, this study shows that mediation in Islam not only functions to reduce conflict but also to restore relationships at a deeper level. In the context of modern households, the Islamic mediation model remains relevant as a peaceful solution before taking legal action.
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