Indonesian Ulama Council and analysis of their fatwa in the health field
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In Indonesia, there are many fatwa institutions like Lajnah Bahtsul Masail Nahdlatul Ulama, Dewan Hisbah Persis, Majelis Tarjih Muhammadiyah, Indonesian Ulama Council, and others. Indonesian Ulama Council (MUI) itself is an organization in Indonesia that has the responsibility to guide the Muslims in this country and mediate between the government policies and the people. In addition, this council also has a fatwa commission to solve and answer problems in terms of religion. Although this organization is not official like Diyanet in Türkiye, it still has an essential role for the people. This study will concentrate on introducing the Indonesian Ulama Council as a fatwa institution and its fatwa methods. Besides, it will analyze their fatwa in the field of health. To achieve this purpose, our study has been conducted in two parts and a conclusion in which the first part is about the Indonesian Ulama Council profile, and the second part is about analyzing their fatwa in the health field.
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Bagas Mashadı
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Bagas Mashadı (Master Thesis). Indonesian Ulama Council and analysis of their fatwa in the health field, 2023, Ibn Haldun University.
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