This thesis examines Islamic law perspectives on divorce without religious court hearings from the Indonesian Ulema Council and the Muhammadiyah Tarjih Council. Divorce is described in Islamic law as dissolving the marriage bond between husband and wife as a last resort solution. However, scholars disagree on whether divorce is valid if uttered by the husband without a court hearing. The Indonesian Ulema Council views out-of-court divorces as valid when the husband utters the words, while the Tarjih Council sees divorces as only valid if conducted before a court. The author analyzes the methods and reasoning behind these differing decisions in light of Islamic law.
This thesis examines Islamic law perspectives on divorce without religious court hearings from the Indonesian Ulema Council and the Muhammadiyah Tarjih Council. Divorce is described in Islamic law as dissolving the marriage bond between husband and wife as a last resort solution. However, scholars disagree on whether divorce is valid if uttered by the husband without a court hearing. The Indonesian Ulema Council views out-of-court divorces as valid when the husband utters the words, while the Tarjih Council sees divorces as only valid if conducted before a court. The author analyzes the methods and reasoning behind these differing decisions in light of Islamic law.
This thesis examines Islamic law perspectives on divorce without religious court hearings from the Indonesian Ulema Council and the Muhammadiyah Tarjih Council. Divorce is described in Islamic law as dissolving the marriage bond between husband and wife as a last resort solution. However, scholars disagree on whether divorce is valid if uttered by the husband without a court hearing. The Indonesian Ulema Council views out-of-court divorces as valid when the husband utters the words, while the Tarjih Council sees divorces as only valid if conducted before a court. The author analyzes the methods and reasoning behind these differing decisions in light of Islamic law.
This thesis entitled: Islamic law perspective toward Talak
out of religious court hearing based on Indonesian Ulama
Council and Muhammadiyah Tarjih Council The research was taken because fall and legitimate divorce issues associated with the judiciary has become a hot topic and polemics in the community. Divorce is breaking the bond of marriage between husband and wife as a last resort and the best solution for both parties. Although divorce is a last resort and the best solution, this does not mean easily done to address domestic brawl. In Islamic law, divorce has been described in detail, how to fall and whether or not a divorce depends on the husband to utter the words of divorce to the wife, because the husband who has the authority dropped the divorce. Therefore, deal with this problem the scholars conduct a review of this case, such as Indonesian Ulama Council and Muhammadiyah Tarjih Council. Tarjih Council decides that divorce is considered valid if done before the court. Whereas, Indonesian Ulama Council decides conversely, the validity of divorces has been valid since husband utters the words of divorce, not before the court. Because both these decisions are contrary, the author was interested in selecting it as an object of research: what lies behind this decision, what methods are used, as well as its review in accordance with Islamic law. This study is the research literature and studies presented by descriptive and analytical. The data which related to decision and fatwa of Indonesian Ulama Council and Muhammadiyah Tarjih Council about divorce before religious court hearing were the primer sources. While, data which is related to analysis obtained from Ushul and Fikih books were as the supplementary sources. Then, all collected data, either primer and supplementary were classified analyzed based on each sub discussion. After that, a deep review was conducted to fatwa and discussion which is contained the object of the research by using content and comparative analysis. Content analysis was used to analyze the implicit meaning on decision of both councils, and the characteristic which differ from other ulama, while comparative analysis was conducted to compare to former decision as well as other contemporary figures.
After being analyzed, it was obtained conclusion of research that
underlies the appearance of these fatwas were the worries of ulama about polemics in Indonesian Moslem society about the determination of falls and legitimate divorce. So that, by consederation of Al-Mushlahat and sad al-zari-ah, Tarjih Council decide that divorce falls and legitimate when it is done before the court. This fatwa is hand in hand with Indonesian legislation. Whereas, Indonesia ulama council decide that divore out of court was legitimated as long as fit to Al-Quran and prophet words and also fuqahas opinion which is stated that divorce can be fallen and legitimate whenever and wherever it was uttered.