Opening the Door: How the Regional Autonomy Has Made the Implementation of Perda Sharia Possible?

Abstract

Sharia-influenced regional regulations (perda sharia) are regulations or laws that are created by district governments and use Islamic moral teachings as a reference point. This article based on a qualitative research in two districts: Cianjur, West Java and Bulukumba South Sulawesi. In general, perda sharia seeks to manage three aspects of public life: firstly, to eradicate moral and social problems such as prostitution, drinking alcohol and gambling; secondly, to enforce ritual observances among Muslims such as reading the Qur’an, attendance at Friday prayers and fasting during Ramadan, and thirdly, to govern the way people dress in the public sphere, especially in relation to head-veiling for the women.

The Effect Of Perceived Of Usefulness And Perceived Ease Of Use On Online Purchasing Behavior With E-Wallet User Satisfaction As Intervening

“…The millennial movement prefers to make digital payments rather than using cash (Houston, 2019). According to Rif'ah (2019), the millennial generation is used to shopping or making transactions without cash, such as using debit cards, credit cards or ewallets.…”