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Electronic Court (e-court) at the Sarolangun Religious Court
International Journal of Multidisciplinary Sciences and ArtsThis research aims to analyze the E-Court justice system at the Sarolangun Religious Court, using empirical juridical research methods, which prioritize field data as main data and library materials as supporting data. Data collection techniques are carried out through interviews and literature studies of the data needed in the analysis process.
Masriyani Masriyani +3 more
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Conducting Court Proceedings in Contested Divorce Cases for Persons with Disabilities at Class 1a Malang Religious Court [PDF]
JustisiPeople with disabilities often receive unequal treatment, especially in the justice process. People with disabilities have equal rights in everything, including the legal process. However, there are barriers for persons with disabilities in the Religious
Lia Rosa Fauziah Kilihu +3 more
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LEGAL CONSTRUCTION AUTHORITY OF RELIGION COURT RUNNING THE EXECUTION OF SHARIA ECONOMIC DISPUTS
Yurispruden, 2020 Since being given the authority to try Islamic economic cases, in 2018 at the first level the religious court has handled 347 cases. Of the 347 cases, 183 cases have been decided. Cases that have been decided need a clear legal umbrella to carry out the
Hasanuddin Muhammad
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Jurnal Nuansa Akademik, 2022 The purpose of this study is to find out how the implementation of divorce lawsuits through the e-court at the Binjai Religious Court, the difference between filing an ordinary lawsuit and filing through an e-court, and the effectiveness of implementing ...
Muhammad Ridho Nasution +2 more
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The Status of Druze Women Between Religious Law, Tradition, and Modernity: A Historical Evolution With a Focus on Change in Israel [PDF]
InclusivityThis article examines the evolving status of Druze women in Israel at the intersection of religious law, communal tradition, and modern state structures.
Imad Abu Reesh
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The Urgency of Arabic for Religious Court Judges in Indonesia
Tanwir Arabiyyah, 2022 As a judicial institution based on Islamic law, the religious court is a special court which is only authorized in certain areas of civil, not including the criminal field (except Aceh province) for Moslems.
Aprina Chintya, Rasikh Adila
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The Druze Minority in the Middle East: Religion, Community Structure, and Policy in Minority–State Relations in Syria, Lebanon, Israel, and Jordan [PDF]
InclusivityThis paper examines the Druze minority across Syria, Lebanon, Israel, and Jordan, linking their eleventh-century theological origins (tawḥīd, reason/knowledge, metempsychosis) to kinship-centered institutions that sustain resilience and adaptation. Using
Imad Abu Reesh
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Penetapan Wali Adhol Dalam Perkawinan Masyarakat Muslim Binjai
Jurnal Nuansa Akademik, 2023 This study wanted to find out the procedural in the application for wali adhol and the number of cases at the Binjai Religious Court. Then the cause of the application for guardian adhol in the people of Binjai City to the Binjai Religious Court and the ...
Abdul Ridho Hamdi +2 more
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IJISH (International Journal of Islamic Studies and Humanities), 2018 Islamic Financial Institutions come up with sharia-compliant products mimicking one of their conventional counterpart. This particular development is one of the unintended consequences under the interpretation of the prohibition of interest.
Latif Mustofa
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Fiat Justisia, 2021 One of the absolute competencies of the Religious Court revolves around resolving sharia economy disputes. Quick, simple and inexpensive principles of the court must persist within Religious Court procedures, such as in sharia economy disputes relating ...
Anita Afriana, Hazar Kusmayanti
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