Exchanging Roles, Residents of Kebondalem Village Have Discreet Obligations as Husbands in the View of Islam

Abstract

Nowadays it is not uncommon for husband and wife to exchange roles, the wife earns a living and the husband takes care of the house and takes care of the children. In the end, a man put aside his nature in earning a living in the Islamic view. A husband's nature is to earn a living because women are created from ribs, which means that a woman's nature is to be guarded and protected. This research uses a phenomenological approach to analyzing. Data collection was carried out by means of observation, interviews, and documentation. Based on the results of the observations of researchers in the Kebondalem sub-district, Pemalang sub-district, they saw that most of the people there exchanged roles. The purpose of this research is to find out that it turns out that the exchange of roles between a husband and wife can occur due to environmental influences and the lack of jobs.