%0 Journal Article
%A Nurlaelawati, Euis
%D 2014
%F digilib:27517
%I Center for Asia pacific Studies Nanzan
%J Center for Asia pacific Studies Nanzan
%K Islamic Justice, Indonesia,  Family Law Reform, Legal Practice, religious Courts
%N No. 1
%P 1-25
%T Islamic Justice in Indonesia:  Family Law Reform and Legal Practice  in the Religious Courts
%U https://digilib.uin-suka.ac.id/id/eprint/27517/
%V Vol. 5
%X Although Indonesia has the largest Muslim population in the world with its  more than 90 percent Muslims, as many scholars and politician state, it is a  constitutionally secular state. As a consequence of state ambivalence toward  religion within the state system, demands to institutionalize Islam in politics,  education, the justice system and other fields of public life abound. Tensions  between the state and revelation implicit in Islam are thus inevitable and have  had a profound impact on the development of Islamic law in Indonesia.