Aug 2026· Jurnal Ilmiah Dan Karya Mahasiswa· 0 citations· 18 references
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The decision to remain childfree is increasingly becoming a prominent discussion in Indonesia, gradually reshaping public perception of the ideal family structure. This study aims to examine the childfree phenomenon through the lens of shifts in socio-economic values and how Islamic law responds to it using the principles of al-adah al-muhakkamah and maqashid syariah. Using a library research method, this study analyzes relevant academic literature, religious texts, and legal regulations. The findings reveal that this phenomenon is driven by a shift in the younger generation's mindset, which prioritizes financial readiness, mental health, and personal freedom—thereby challenging the traditional belief that "more children bring more fortune." From an Islamic jurisprudence perspective, childfree cannot be permanently legalized through customary practices (al-adah al-muhakkamah) as it directly contradicts the primary purpose of marriage in maqashid syariah, namely the preservation of lineage (hifdz an-nasl). Generally deemed makruh or haram if motivated by fear of poverty or selfishness, it may become permissible (mubah) in cases of medical emergencies or life safety (hifdz an-nafs). This study highlights the importance of distinguishing voluntary childfree decisions from involuntary childlessness to prevent unjust social stigmatization.
This study aims to examine the practice and dynamics of resolving inheritance rights of children born from unregistered marriages (nikah siri), analyze the perceptions of Religious Affairs Office (KUA) officials, religious leaders, and heirs’ families regarding the legal status and inheritance rights of such children,...
Family conflict is part of the dynamics of domestic life and, from an Islamic perspective, does not necessarily have to end in divorce. Social changes, economic pressures, transformations in family roles, changing patterns of communication, and the development of digital technology have made family conflicts increasing...
A. Rifai· AL-QIBLAH: Jurnal Studi Isla...· 0 citations
Abstract This study is motivated by the growing tendency of modern society toward consumerism, materialism, and competitive lifestyles that often lead to spiritual crises and inner anxiety. Sufism (tasawuf), as the spiritual dimension of Islam, offers a mindset of simple living that emphasizes balance between worldly l...
This research aims to uncover the meaning of family accounting practices carried out by Muslim women in Rejomulyo Village in realizing family finance. The research uses a qualitative approach with a transcendental phenomenological method. Data were obtained through in-depth interviews, observations, and documentation o...
Ahmad Yani, Siti Aminah, Fatimah Puji Istanawati Istanawati· Jurnal Publikasi Ekonomi dan...· 0 citations
This study is motivated by a growing concern in academia regarding a decline in students’ self-discipline and productivity in the digital age, manifested in procrastination, attention deficits, and weak self-control. Ideally, higher education should shape disciplined and productive individuals. However, the reality is...
Ilham Syafaat, Khabibatul Khoiriyyah, M. Chamami· Tarbiyah Darussalam: Jurnal...· 0 citations
The marriage practices of the Suku Anak Dalam community in Merangin Regency continue to preserve various customary provisions passed down from generation to generation, while at the same time the community has embraced Islam. This situation raises questions regarding the status of these customary marriage practices und...
