The Scales of Double Justice: The Resonance of Religious Law in the National Legal System

Abstract

The purpose of this study is to understand how religious law affects the formation, interpretation, and application of state law, as well as its impact on society. Research methods that can be used include narrative research by prioritizing secondary data as a data source and analysis of research data analysis is carried out qualitatively by extracting the essence of the main topic of discussion. Results of the study Interaction mapping: Identifying forms of interaction between religious law and state law, such as integration, accommodation, or conflict. Impact on public policy: Analyze how religious law affects government policy in various areas, such as family, criminal, and social. Implications for justice: Evaluating the extent to which the integration of religious law in the national legal system can ensure justice for all parties. Overall, this research is expected to contribute to understanding the dynamics of the interaction between religious law and state law, as well as its implications for society and the legal system as a whole