<![CDATA[This study aims to analyze the concept of nusyuz from a classical Islamic jurisprudence perspective and its relevance in modern legal practice, against the backdrop of tensions between patriarchal understandings of Islamic jurisprudence and the values of equality and justice. This study employed a normative legal method (library research) with a juridical-normative and conceptual approach, and analyzed qualitatively through content analysis and the maqasid al-sharia approach. The results indicate that the concept of nusyuz in classical Islamic jurisprudence is primarily directed toward wives, based on Surah An-Nisa', verse 34, while the concept of nusyuz for husbands, in Surah An-Nisa', verse 128, is less developed proportionally. In modern legal practice in Indonesia, this concept is still used in the Compilation of Islamic Law and religious courts, but has shifted toward a more contextual and equitable approach. Therefore, a reconstruction of the understanding of nusyuz is necessary to align it with the principles of justice and equality, so that it is no longer understood as a form of domination, but rather as a violation of shared commitments within the household that can be committed by both parties.]]>
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