Qualitative analysis reveals customary violations in walimah al-'urs traditions in Indonesia, indicating a need for sharia compliance.
Key Points
Violations of Islamic law include entertainment practices involving gender mixing and forbidden music, leading to concerns about sharia adherence.
The study highlights three main violations: extravagance, discrimination among guests, and entertainment disparities, supported by qath'i propositions.
Using a qualitative approach with classical turats analysis, insights from four schools of fiqh enhance the understanding of customary conflicts within Islamic rules.
Community education programs and alternative halal entertainment aim to bridge cultural traditions with Islamic compliance in wedding celebrations.