The Phenomenon of marriage between Muslims and People of the Book in Indonesia in Review of Islamic Law
Keywords:
Wedding, Ahlul kitab, Islam, Indonesian law, MUIAbstract
Interfaith marriages are still heard of. This of course has given rise to various polemics in Indonesia, especially in the Islamic community, where Islamic law or sharia regulations have regulated interfaith marriages in such a way. In the Islamic religion itself, there are interfaith marriages which are permitted and which are not according to the opinion of some scholars, in accordance with several provisions contained in the QS. al-Maidah. However, the law that has been formed in Indonesia does not necessarily allow interfaith marriages to take place. These laws include the MUI fatwa and the complications of KHI Islamic law which states the prohibition against interfaith marriages with various underlying legal bases.
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