Phenomenological analysis reveals the role of donations in Madurese walimah events, suggesting unique cultural practices guided by Islamic law.
Tompangan Persatuan is a term in the Madurese language which means "an activity of donating an unlimited amount of money following the price of one press of solar cigarettes or pundimas cigarettes given to sohibul walimah with the aim of connecting kinship and savings (debts)". The purpose of this study is to determine the purpose of the tompangan persatuan tradition in the perspective of Islamic law and to describe the treatment of tompangan assets in terms of those who give and receive donations. The type of research used by researchers in this study is a phenomenological approach. This research is descriptive in nature which describes in full and in detail the problems regarding the review of Islamic law on the tradition of tompangan persatuan in the walimah event of the Madurese community in Sumenep Regency, the approach of this research is a qualitative approach. Data collection techniques are carried out in 3 ways, namely observation, interviews and documentation. The results of this study indicate that the tradition that develops in the Madurese community of Sumenep Regency is that they ask for the tompangan persatuan (donation) they have given by showing a receipt of unity. The uniqueness of the tompangan persatuan tradition in the walimah event in Sumenep Regency is that in this case it is required to return the gift or donation of the tompangan persatuan according to the current price of a solar cigarette press or a pundimas cigarette. An overview of Islamic law in the tradition of tompangan persatuan that developed in Sumenep Regency is to ask for a return tompangan persatuan (donations) that have been given the law is permissible, because the form of grants applied in the Madurese community expects a return in the grant, if the person he gives does not return the grant, then he has the right to ask for it back.
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