THE CONTRIBUTION OF DELIBERATIONS TO THE ESTABLISHMENTOF LAW IN INDONESIA IN THE PERSPECTIVE OF POLITICAL LEGISLATION

The contribution of Islamic law in the formation of law in Indonesia is quite developed in line with the challenges of legal issues that are increasingly complex with the times. The establishment of good laws or legislation of a country will regulate, discipline and at the same time strengthen the r...

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Veröffentlicht in:Journal of Namibian studies 2023, Vol.33, p.76
Hauptverfasser: Saputra, Bambang, Latipulhayat, Atip, Perwira, Indra, Abdurahman, Ali
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Zusammenfassung:The contribution of Islamic law in the formation of law in Indonesia is quite developed in line with the challenges of legal issues that are increasingly complex with the times. The establishment of good laws or legislation of a country will regulate, discipline and at the same time strengthen the rights of citizens. The politics of Islamic law is an effort by the government's policy towards the formulation of positivization of Islamic law as part of the law that lives in society (living law). The main requirement for the procedure for legal formation in Islamic legal politics is the fulfillment of the principle of openness through deliberation to bring benefits and benefits to a legal policy and government political policy. The implementation of m usyawarah describes leaders who are pro-active in extracting information from the community and the role of community in legal policy making. Therefore, the participation of the community through deliberation is very relevant in making the birth of legal products and laws and regulations better, measurable and on target, because deliberation serves as a means of socialization and a reservoir of community aspirations related to the issue of law formation and government political policy making.
ISSN:1863-5954
2197-5523
DOI:10.59670/jns.v33i.496