2021
DOI: 10.15408/jch.v9i3.23686
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Legal Policies for Non-Subsidized Hajj Financing in Indonesia

Abstract: Additional quotas for hajj have not been resolved, particularly in regard to the financing of hajj, which requires subsidies. The state's goal of distributing subsidies to those who are unable to afford them has not been met, and the state's concept of welfare democracy has not been realized. Accordingly, this investigation employs normative legal research in order to focus on government policies as well as developing issues related to Hajj financing. A constitutional practice that has gradually become law is … Show more

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