The Jakarta Charter has a strong constitutional standing because it has beenstipulated by Presidential Decree no. 150 of 1959 concerning the Presidential Decreedated July 5, 1959 and published in the State Gazette of the Republic of Indonesia no.75 of 1959 and reinforced by the adoption of the MPR on the Fourth Amendment of the1945 Constitution on August 10, 2002. With such a strong constitutional standing,there is an obligation for Muslims and the state to implement Islamic Shari'ah inIndonesia as required by the Jakarta Charter. That is because, that the constitutionbinds all state institutions and all citizens. Therefore, the implementing constitution isall state institutions and all citizens in accordance with their rights and obligatio...
The challenge in the implementation of Islamic laws faced by Indonesian Muslims has not to do with ...
The Muslim community constituting 90% of Indonesla's total population, remains divided into two majo...
Indonesia is known as a country with a mixed legal system. The legal system currently in effect is d...
In the context of Islamic law, the Jakarta Charter was seen as one of the result of the trial BPUPKI...
Buku ini merupakan pembahasan tentang Piagam Jakarta yang merupakan dasar hukum dalam konstitusi Ind...
This article is to discuss the role of Islamic law in Indonesia. In particular, it will analyze the ...
Presidential Decree 1959 declared that the state of Indonesia back to the Constitution of 1945. The ...
The institutionalization of Islamic law has long roots in the life history and collective memory of ...
The debate of certain circles who tend to appoint Indonesian Islamic society is desirous to restore ...
This book focuses on constitutional reform in Indonesia (1999-2002) from the perspective of shari\u2...
This article is to discuss the role of Islamic law in Indonesia. In particular, it will analyze the ...
As a sovereign state of law, an absolute necessity is to reform the field of law, and to ensure that...
In the Indonesian context, we find the principle of Belief in One God, which is contained in the pre...
Practicing Indonesian Muslims who aspire to follow or even wish to apply Islamic law in their everyd...
ISLAMIC LAW IN THE ERA OF DEMOCRACY. Challenges and Opportunities for a formalization of Islamic Pol...
The challenge in the implementation of Islamic laws faced by Indonesian Muslims has not to do with ...
The Muslim community constituting 90% of Indonesla's total population, remains divided into two majo...
Indonesia is known as a country with a mixed legal system. The legal system currently in effect is d...
In the context of Islamic law, the Jakarta Charter was seen as one of the result of the trial BPUPKI...
Buku ini merupakan pembahasan tentang Piagam Jakarta yang merupakan dasar hukum dalam konstitusi Ind...
This article is to discuss the role of Islamic law in Indonesia. In particular, it will analyze the ...
Presidential Decree 1959 declared that the state of Indonesia back to the Constitution of 1945. The ...
The institutionalization of Islamic law has long roots in the life history and collective memory of ...
The debate of certain circles who tend to appoint Indonesian Islamic society is desirous to restore ...
This book focuses on constitutional reform in Indonesia (1999-2002) from the perspective of shari\u2...
This article is to discuss the role of Islamic law in Indonesia. In particular, it will analyze the ...
As a sovereign state of law, an absolute necessity is to reform the field of law, and to ensure that...
In the Indonesian context, we find the principle of Belief in One God, which is contained in the pre...
Practicing Indonesian Muslims who aspire to follow or even wish to apply Islamic law in their everyd...
ISLAMIC LAW IN THE ERA OF DEMOCRACY. Challenges and Opportunities for a formalization of Islamic Pol...
The challenge in the implementation of Islamic laws faced by Indonesian Muslims has not to do with ...
The Muslim community constituting 90% of Indonesla's total population, remains divided into two majo...
Indonesia is known as a country with a mixed legal system. The legal system currently in effect is d...