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Zona Law And Public Administration Indonesia
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Zona Law And Public Administration Indonesia focus is to publish manuscripts of study results, and specific conceptual ideas in the field of Law and Public Administration. Submitted articles may cover topical issues in Criminal Law, Civil Law, International Law, Islamic Law, Islamic Economic Law, Agrarian Law, State Administrative Law, Criminal Procedure Law, Commercial Law, Constitutional Law, Civil Procedure Law, Customary Law, and Environmental Law, Public Policy, Public Management, Public Sector Innovation, Decentralization, Regional Autonomy and Governance, Local Politics and Democracy, politics, human rights and autonomy and rural/village government
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Reinterpretation of the Marriage Age Limit in Islamic Families: Efforts to Prevent Early Marriage as a Family Benefit in Indonesia Abdurahman, Tubagus
Zona Law And Public Administration Indonesia Vol. 4 No. 1 (2026): January 2026
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This study analyzes the interfaith marriage controversy in Indonesia through a juridical approach and a contemporary Islamic legal perspective. The unclear norms in Law Number 1 of 1974 concerning Marriage have led to various interpretations and practices in the registration and determination of interfaith marriages by judicial institutions. Meanwhile, Islamic law generally rejects interfaith marriage, especially to preserve faith, descent, and family resilience, although contemporary scholars provide a more contextual interpretation. This research uses qualitative methods through literature studies, interviews, and document analysis. The results of the study show that the disharmonization of regulations creates legal uncertainty and increases requests for determination in district courts. The analysis of maqāṣid al-syarī'ah provides a theoretical basis that the prohibition of interfaith marriage serves to protect the interests of the family and society. This study recommends the need for regulatory harmonization, improving community legal literacy, and an interdisciplinary approach in formulating policies.
Allocation and Distribution in Islamic Economics the Role of Islamic Monetary and Fiscal Policy in Realizing Economic Justice Ahmad Ridwansah, Asep; Al-Hakim, Sofian; Janwari , Yadi
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This study aims to analyze the role of Islamic monetary and fiscal policy in optimizing resource allocation and wealth distribution to realize economic justice within the Islamic economic system. The method used is a literature study with a qualitative approach and descriptive analysis of Islamic monetary instruments (such as Shariah-compliant fiat money, sukuk, and profit-sharing-based financing) as well as Islamic fiscal instruments (primarily zakat, infaq, sadaqah, waqf, and sharia-compliant taxes). The results indicate that integrated Islamic monetary and fiscal policies can reduce economic disparities through productive allocation mechanisms and equitable distribution, in accordance with maqashid shariah. Further discussion outlines the implementation challenges and development opportunities for such policies in Indonesia. The implication of this research is the importance of synergy between monetary and fiscal authorities in designing policies that are not only stable, but also inclusive and equitable.
The Evolution of Islamic Monetary Policy: Civilizational Roots, Legal Foundations, and Contemporary Relevance Rosadi, Imron; Janwari, Yadi; Al-Hakim, Sofian
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This study investigates the dynamic evolution of monetary policy within Islamic civilization, spanning from the Prophetic era to the late Ottoman Empire. Contrary to static legalistic narratives, this research employs a historical-comparative approach to demonstrate that Islamic monetary practices were highly adaptive responses to shifting economic realities, ranging from cross-border trade integration to global inflationary shocks. The analysis highlights several pivotal shifts: the pragmatic adoption of foreign currency during the Rashidun Caliphate, the assertion of monetary sovereignty through the Arabization of coinage under the Umayyads, and the development of sophisticated credit instruments during the Abbasid era. Furthermore, the study critically examines the failures of fiat money experiments in the Mamluk Dynasty and the Delhi Sultanate, contrasting them with the relative stability of the Fatimid gold standard and the Ottoman Empire's strategic adaptation to the “Price Revolution.” By synthesizing data from numismatic evidence and classical texts—such as those by Al-Maqrizi and Ibn Khaldun—with modern economic historiography, this article argues that the resilience of an Islamic monetary system depends less on the intrinsic material of the currency (gold/silver) than on institutional integrity, state credibility, and market supervision (Hisbah). These historical insights provide a vital empirical foundation for formulating contemporary Islamic economic policies, particularly regarding fiscal-monetary integration and currency stability management.
Fiscal Policy Instruments Based on Indonesian Sharia Principles Linked to Fiscal in the Health Sector Prasetio, Andri; Janwari, Yadi; Al-Hakim, Sofian
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In developing countries, such as Indonesia in general, given the relatively large informal sector, various aspects of subsidized healthcare services provided by the government, both central and regional, are important tools and means for promoting health.Health is one of the many determinants of well-being. Many developing countries worldwide strive to improve the health of their citizens in order to advance the nation's well-being. Indonesia is one of the developing countries implementing public health improvement programs. The health subsidy program is one example of the Indonesian government's focus on supporting national health, and this program has been implemented down to the lowest levels in Indonesia. Some countries have opted for direct provision of health goods, while others combine public service provision with subsidized health insurance for families with incomes below a certain threshold. Both models require identifying families unable to afford health services and the types of services considered public goods. This study aims to explore the development of these programs in relation to the fiscal policies implemented in Indonesia, which have been deemed successful in reducing healthcare costs for poor families. The results indicate a strong correlation between fiscal policy and the provision of healthcare facilities for poor families.
Normative and Practical Distinction Between Ijarah, 'Ariyah, Hiwalah, And Qard: A Comparative Study of Muamalah Fiqh in Indonesia Rifai, Ahmad; Jubaedah, Dedah; Setiawan, Iwan
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This study aims to analyze the normative and practical differences between the four main contracts in fiqh muamalah, namely ijarah (rent-benefit), 'ariyah (borrowing goods without compensation), hiwalah (debt transfer), and qard (voluntary loan). Normatively, the four contracts have a strong foundation in classical fiqh literature, but their practice in Indonesia shows different variations and challenges. The research uses a qualitative field approach with in-depth interviews and observations on the community and Islamic financial institutions, especially BMT, KJKS, and Islamic banks. The results of the study show that there is a gap between normative fiqh and the reality of the field. Ijarah contracts are widely developed in Islamic financial institutions, but some people still equate them with buying and selling. Akad 'ariyah is more dominant in daily social interactions, reflecting the value of helping, although it is rarely understood as part of the fiqh of muamalah. Hiwalah contracts have been found to be very limited, although they have great potential to support modern transactions similar to debt transfer mechanisms in conventional finance. Meanwhile, qard contracts are still popular both in the social and institutional realms, but in practice they are often confused with interest-bearing loans so that they risk deviating from sharia principles. This study concludes that the low sharia literacy of the community and the limitation of product innovation in financial institutions are the main factors that cause the gap between norms and practices. Therefore, public education, intensive socialization, and the development of innovative products based on muamalah contracts are needed so that the concept of classical fiqh is not only a normative reference, but also functions as a real instrument in building the Islamic economy in Indonesia
Analysis of the Implementation of Single Identity Number as an Effort Harmonization of Population, Law, Administration and Taxation in Indonesia Harnaeni, Nani; Suwitri, Sri; Yuniningsih, Tri; Lituhayu, Dyah
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The implementation of the Single Identity Number (SIN) in Indonesia represents a strategic step to integrate the legal framework of population administration with tax administration. This study aims to analyze the policies, legal foundations, and challenges of implementing SIN as an instrument to strengthen public administration governance and increase state revenue. The research applies a normative legal method through literature reviews of regulations, government policies, and scholarly works related to the integration of population and taxation data. The findings indicate that SIN plays a significant role in preventing data duplication, improving the accuracy of taxpayer information, and strengthening inter-agency coordination, particularly between Dukcapil and the Directorate General of Taxes. Nevertheless, several challenges persist, including technological infrastructure limitations, personal data protection issues, and bureaucratic resistance. In conclusion, the successful implementation of SIN requires regulatory reforms, strengthened cybersecurity, and enhanced digital literacy, enabling it to serve as a pillar of legal harmonization and public administration in the fields of population and taxation

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