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  • FJSC: Perkawinan Muslim-non-Muslim: Suatu Gaya Perkawinan Masyarakat Perkotaan Indonesia

FJSC: Perkawinan Muslim-non-Muslim: Suatu Gaya Perkawinan Masyarakat Perkotaan Indonesia

  • Berita Wednesday Forum
  • 23 October 2007, 00.00
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Edisi keempat FJSC (Forum Jumat Sore CRCS) akan diselenggarakan pada hari Jumat, 26 Oktober 2007, jam 15:30-17:00, di Gedung Sekolah Pascasarjana, lantai 3, ruang 306, Unversitas Gadjah Mada. Pembicara yang akan hadir dalam diskusi ini adalah Suhadi Cholil M.A. Tema yang akan diangkat dalam diskusi tentang Muslim-non-Muslim Marriage:An Indonesian Town Style.

Diskusi akan menyajikan hasil penelitian antropology tentang perkawinan Muslim dan non Muslim di Yogykarta, Indonesia. Pada level awal, isu yang diangkat seputar survey tentang jumlah perkawinan Muslim dan Non Muslim di Yogyakarta, hukum perkawinan Muslim dan non Muslim, serta pendapat ulama atas perkawinan Muslim dan non Muslim. Dalam proses hukum perkawinan Muslim dan non Muslim yang kaku, studi ini berkembang menjadi 2 level yaitu : pola-pola resistensi antara ulama local terhadap ulama pusat/ organisasi masa Islam serta pola-pola resistensi masyarkat Yogyakarta terhadap peraturan administrasi Negara yang mengatur tentang izin perkawinan antar agama. Pada level ini, presentasi ini akan menunjukkan bagaimana masyarakat level bawah bersikap melawan peraturan pemerintah dengan cara manipulasi administrasi. Sebagai studi ethnography, penelitian ini juga akan mengexplore bagaimana pasangan pernikahan berbeda agama tersebut menghadapi tantangan dari keluarganya, bagaimana mereka menyelesaikan masalah-masalah yang muncul dalam hokum sipil dan agama, serta bagaimana mereka mendidik agama kepada anak-anak mereka. Tujuan dari study ini adalah untuk melihat kecenderungan kebebasan beragama di Indonesia melalui peraturan pernikahan antar agama dan prakteknya di tengah masyarakat.

Diskusi ini gratis, silahkan mengundang teman-teman anda untuk berpartisipasi dalam acara ini.

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