Review Journal HPII Haidir 1902016136

Name    : Haidir

NIM      : 1902016136

Class      : HKI D3

Journal Review : Author Antin Latifah

                          : Reviewer Haidir

JOURNAL REVIEW 

State Marriage and Civil Marriage:

 The Role of State Policy on Interreligious Marriage in Central Java

Backround

    discusses interreligious marriage phenomenon in Central Java particularly in in Surakarta, Semarang and Jepara where policies of stakeholders on judicial system as well role of demographic officials and religious leaders heavily influence each other. Interestingly, the policies of State Court as authorized institution to legalize interreligious marriage vary among those three. The Surakarta State Court receives petition and allows interreligious marriage in contrast to Semarang and Jepara which deny this kind of petition.

Journal Purpose.

    aims to discuss how the phenomenon of interfaith marriage in Central Java, especially in Surakarta, Semarang and Jepara occurs.

Method

    author uses the interview method to the residence of the parties concerned with this case such as interviews with the initials ST, SR, MS (parties who conduct interfaith marriages), Ms. EST (officer in charge of Interfaith Marriage Registration at the Department of Population and Civil Registry of Surakarta City), Bpk. Pramono (Civil Registry employee), judge Abdul Rohim from the Surakarta District Court, judge Ely from the Surakarta District Court, ST (Civil Code judge at the Semarang District Court), SRI (Head of the Marriage and Divorce Section of the Semarang City Population and Civil Registry Service), Uto (Clerk of the Jepara District Court).

Result

    The implementation of interfaith marriage in Central Java varies from region to region. In Surakarta, application began when an interfaith couple submitted an application for registration of interfaith marriages to the Civil Registry Office. The office then gave a rejection letter as a basis for the couple to apply for an interfaith marriage certificate to the District Court. After the Court gives permission to perform the marriage, the Civil Registry Office will record the interfaith marriage.

Review Date December 17, 2020

Source: http://ejournal.iainmadura.ac.id/index.php/alihkam/article/view/2689/1866