Reformasi Hukum Islam di Negara Muslim : Kontribusi dan Hambatan

Abstrak

This study explores the reform of Islamic law in Muslim-majority countries, focusing on its contributions and challenges. Islamic law, a core aspect of Muslim societies, is not merely a set of rules but an ethical framework deeply rooted in tradition and culture. In modern times, reforms are essential to address rapid social changes and globalization. The study highlights the significant roles of Islamic law reforms, such as promoting social justice, ensuring gender equality, and modernizing legal systems. Challenges, including societal resistance and global political pressures, are analyzed to offer effective strategies for inclusive and responsive reforms. The research provides insights into case studies, including countries like Indonesia and Tunisia, showcasing various levels of reform success. It aims to guide policymakers, academics, and practitioners in advancing Islamic law reforms that align with contemporary social and economic dynamics.