Position Child Results Adultery and Treatment About it in Islamic Family Law in Indonesia
Keywords:
Child Result Adultery, Determination Of Origin Child, Fatwa, Council Scholar IndonesiaAbstract
In study to Fatwa MUI No. 11 Year 2012, study This find that the MUI Fatwa No. 11 of 2012 has contributed to Islamic family law in Indonesia in 2 (two) forms. First, the fatwa plays a role in the development of the substance of Islamic family law because it has provided clarification and explanation of the Constitutional Court Decision Number 46/PUU-VIII/2010, regulating the prohibition of adultery, as a recommendation for the Government in drafting laws and regulations related to adultery, and providing legal protection for children resulting from adultery. Second, the fatwa contributes at a practical level in the Religious Court as a guideline for Judges, filling legal gaps, and as a source of material law.
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