Review Maqasid in Law Family Indonesia: Legal Analysis of Children from Adultery
Keywords:
Maqasid Sharia, Children of Zina, Legal AnalysisAbstract
Marriage serves as a means to achieve the goals of Islamic law, one of which is the protection of lineage (hifzhan-nāsl). The status of children in family law can be categorized into two types: legitimate children and illegitimate children. The purpose of this research is to understand how Maqasid the Shariah (objectives of Islamic law) are applied in determining the lineage of children born out of wedlock. The author employs a descriptive-comparative method using library research. As a result, the study concludes that the Maqasid al-Syari'ah or objectives of Islamic law dictate the establishment of lineage based on legitimate marriage. This is because Maqaṣid al-Syari„ah mandate lineage based on legitimacy marriage, aligning with the objective of Islamic law, which is to protect and preserve legitimate offspring.
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