2022
DOI: 10.30631/innovatio.v22i2.157
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The Prohibition Sustainability on Marrying a Woman of the Same Ethnic Group as an Ex-Wive in Minangkabau’s Tradition

Abstract: Marriage customs in Binjai, Pasaman Regency, differ from those in other areas. A man is not permitted to marry a woman of the same ethnicity as his ex-wife. According to Islamic law and Minangkabau customs, this prohibition on marriage limits a widower's opportunity to marry a woman of his choice. The aim of this paper is to investigate the origin and purpose of the marriage prohibition in Nagari Binjai, as well as the perspective of Islamic law on this provision. Traditional leaders (datuak), religious leader… Show more

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“…This explains that men from the Rejang tribe are restricted from marrying women of the same clan, indicating the approval of a union outside the tribe (mok tun luyen) (Arso & APHA, 2020). In this case, the violation of the prohibition often leads to the obligation to pay a fine (Busyro & Malindo, 2022). Based on the customs of the Rejang people, the restriction of mating with the same ancestor is regulated, causing a split in the family (sukau/margo), as well as a ban on marriage with parallel and cross cousins (Yusdiawati, 2018).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…This explains that men from the Rejang tribe are restricted from marrying women of the same clan, indicating the approval of a union outside the tribe (mok tun luyen) (Arso & APHA, 2020). In this case, the violation of the prohibition often leads to the obligation to pay a fine (Busyro & Malindo, 2022). Based on the customs of the Rejang people, the restriction of mating with the same ancestor is regulated, causing a split in the family (sukau/margo), as well as a ban on marriage with parallel and cross cousins (Yusdiawati, 2018).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%