REVIEW OF ISLAMIC LAW ON THE TRADITION OF SASAK TRADITIONS IN PANDA JAYA VILLAGE, PAMONA SELATAN DISTRICT, POSO DISTRICT

Abstract

This research discusses the Merariq tradition of abducted marriage in the Sasak tribe. Discussions related to the marariq tradition in this research include the Merariq (kidnapped marriage) procession in the Sasak tribe and explaining the review of Islamic law on the marariq (kidnapped marriage) tradition of the Sasak tribe. This research uses a type of research method, namely empirical legal research, which is a research method obtained from interviews, and uses a historical approach, namely an effort in the context of research activities to establish relationships with the people being studied or methods to achieve understanding of the problem being studied. The results of the research show that the traditional process of merariq (kidnap marriage) means that there was previously an agreement between the two parties. Merariq, a tradition that usually applies to the Sasak tribe, has its own unique logic. For the Sasak people, merariq means maintaining the self-esteem and virility of a Sasak man because he managed to secretly take the girl he loves. However, the culture of merariq (kidnapped marriage) is a form of tasyabbuh bi al-kuffar (identification with infidels), and Muslims are prohibited from practicing it.