Al-Ulum  

Sulaiman Ibrahim

This paper emphasizes that male headship in the family is not absolute. He was tied with the requirements that must be met. Leadership that was more nuanced functional, not structural. Male leadership not to comply fully absolutize wife. Wife still has th... see more

Sofyan A. P. Kau, Zulkarnain Suleman

Jurisprudence has a diversity of opinions over the law interpretation. Among other is the women jurisprudence. Furthermore, the women legal opinion is subsequently not single but diverse. The diversity of women jurisprudence is actually seen as an alterna... see more

Muh Rusli, Muhammad Thahir, Asriadi Zainuddin

One of the core teachings of the Qur'an is the dignity of human beings are equal before God, regardless of differences in gender (men and women). What distinguishes the two is the quality of piety. Substancely,  gender discourse is not new in Islam. ... see more

Abdul Majid

This paper is aimed to construct the Khaled M. Abou al-Fadl’s hermeneutics on hadiths gender, by examining its authentity and interpretation. This study brings a study case on a number of fatwas of Council for Scientific Research and Legal Opinion, the ... see more

Muhammad Yusuf

Continous dialogue between textualist and contextualist about formula of inheritance where textualist refers to universality of texts and contextualist base on particular background. Most contextualists try to consider various external of texts to find co... see more

Hadiati E, Irwan Abdullah, Wening Udasmoro

Media bukanlah saluran yang bebas, karena tidak memberitakan apa adanya seperti yang sering digambarkan. Media justru mengkonstruksi realitas sedemikian rupa sehingga tidak jarang keluar dari konteksnya. Tidak mengherankan jika setiap hari secara terus-me... see more

Sarifa Suhra

In this paper, the writer emphasises justice and equality in the perspective of the Qur'an and the Hadith. Islam as a religion holds the values of justice and equality contains the principles of equality. Both men and women are equally as worshippers of A... see more

Dedi Sumanto, Abdul Latif, Andi Mardiana

Human Rights, is aset of rights inherent in the nature and existence of every human beings which must be respected, and protected by the state, law, government, and every person, for the respect and protection of human dignity. Constitutional rights of ci... see more

Ahmad Khoirul Fata, Mustofa Mustofa

This paper proposes an idea of revitalization. This idea is based on by looking at the lawsuits occurred within the Islamic laws related to family, especially poligamy. This is proposed because polygamy is believed no longer relevant with the changing tim... see more

Lomba Sultan

 Islamic constitution context recognizes three agencies of state power, namely: the executive power (sulthah tanfiziyah), the legislative power (sulthah tasyri `iyah), and the judicial power (sulthah qadha` iyah). During the Rasulullah periods, all t... see more

Fitriyani Fitriyani, Abd Basir Laupe

In the context of Islamic law, the Jakarta Charter was seen as one of the result of the trial BPUPKI, a persuasive source. New Islamic Law becomes authoritative sources (sources of law has been legally binding) in the state administration, when the July 5... see more

Ahmad Faisal

Although it is from the same reference of sources, the Qur’an and the Haditz, tafsir of gender relation in Islam constanly growing into various kinds. Among many important factors that forces the diversity is the different perspectives about involved co... see more

Andik Wahyun Muqoyyidin

Gender is one of discourses called contemporary discourse calls for the attention of many parties, the youth, among movement activists, academics and students, legislative and government, and the theologian. The purpose of this discourse is to close a soc... see more