2022
DOI: 10.30821/jcims.v6i2.11615
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IMPLEMENTATION OF ISLAMIC SHARIA LAWS IN EAST ACEH: The Acehnese Perspectives

Abstract: <p><strong>Abstract</strong><strong>: </strong>This research studied the recent implementation of sharia in the district of East Aceh by employing a qualitative approach with ethnographic methods. This research focused on sociological interpretations of the data gathered through the processes of observation of social interactions that reflected demographic patterns of daily intercourse, events, and traditions. The results showed that the implementation of sharia laws triggered pro… Show more

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“…The initiative to move the location sparked debate and strong reactions in the community, as seen in various opinion articles in newspapers and social media. Unfortunately this debate then led to the polarization of society with the assumption that it was more motivated by the desire to downgrade and blunt the implementation of Islamic law in Aceh which was currently in its ultimate effort to be applied (Faizin, 2021;Manan & Salasiyah, 2022). Moreover, the popular reason given by the executive in Aceh for the relocation was not due to a discussion or legal debate over the interpretation of verses, but rather due to concerns over human rights issues; contains violent content that is watched by minors; to concerns about the difficulty of entering foreign investment into Aceh due to the imposition of the caning punishment.…”
Section: Publicmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The initiative to move the location sparked debate and strong reactions in the community, as seen in various opinion articles in newspapers and social media. Unfortunately this debate then led to the polarization of society with the assumption that it was more motivated by the desire to downgrade and blunt the implementation of Islamic law in Aceh which was currently in its ultimate effort to be applied (Faizin, 2021;Manan & Salasiyah, 2022). Moreover, the popular reason given by the executive in Aceh for the relocation was not due to a discussion or legal debate over the interpretation of verses, but rather due to concerns over human rights issues; contains violent content that is watched by minors; to concerns about the difficulty of entering foreign investment into Aceh due to the imposition of the caning punishment.…”
Section: Publicmentioning
confidence: 99%