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    This document discusses inheritance practices in Indonesia based on Islamic law. It provides perspectives from religious and community leaders. The key points are: 1) Islamic law stipulates that male heirs receive twice the share of female heirs. This rule is outlined in the Quran and applied in Indonesian law. 2) Religious courts and most communities in Serang district follow the legal guidelines that give males a double portion. However, some people argue equal shares are more just. 3) In Petir, the majority resolve inheritance through community agreements, but some follow the legal standards. Attitudes vary depending on local customs and religious authorities.

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    This document discusses inheritance practices in Indonesia based on Islamic law. It provides perspectives from religious and community leaders. The key points are: 1) Islamic law stipulates that male heirs receive twice the share of female heirs. This rule is outlined in the Quran and applied in Indonesian law. 2) Religious courts and most communities in Serang district follow the legal guidelines that give males a double portion. However, some people argue equal shares are more just. 3) In Petir, the majority resolve inheritance through community agreements, but some follow the legal standards. Attitudes vary depending on local customs and religious authorities.

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    This document discusses inheritance practices in Indonesia based on Islamic law. It provides perspectives from religious and community leaders. The key points are: 1) Islamic law stipulates that male heirs receive twice the share of female heirs. This rule is outlined in the Quran and applied in Indonesian law. 2) Religious courts and most communities in Serang district follow the legal guidelines that give males a double portion. However, some people argue equal shares are more just. 3) In Petir, the majority resolve inheritance through community agreements, but some follow the legal standards. Attitudes vary depending on local customs and religious authorities.

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    This is because the provisions in the article are the result of an interpretation made of the

    text or source of law contained in Q.S. 4: 11, which explains the share of inheritance received by
    sons and daughters who inherit together. The share of inheritance they receive is adjusted to the
    rule of law in the expression li al-żakari miṡlu ḥaẓẓ al-unṡayain in Q.S. 4: 11.

    Regarding the practice of inheritance distribution in Indonesia, Drs. Ahmadi (judge of


    Serang religious court) said that:

    “The division of inheritance among Muslim, especially those in the Serang district, should
    be in the distribution of inheritance between men and women, the provisions of li al-żakari
    miṡlu ḥaẓẓ al-unṡayain are applied, and men get twice the share received by women. This
    is because this provision is based on the law of inheritance found in the books of fiqh and
    the Compilation of Islamic Law in Indonesia (KHI). The use of these laws is non-
    negotiable.
    Than AH explains:

    The use of KHI as a guideline in the division of inheritance both in Religious Courts and in
    Muslim communities is based on several reasons, namely: first, KHI is a collection of laws
    in which there are provisions on inheritance, not forgetting the principle of fara'id;
    second, apart from the book of fiqh, KHI is a guideline accompanied by ijtihad which is
    based on justice; third, KHI is a legal guideline that is following the culture of Indonesian
    citizens.
    Regarding the above explanation, According to BU (the head of the petir religious affairs
    office) that

    based on fiqh books, the share of inheritance between male and female heirs is two to one,
    namely two parts for men and one part for women. Although, in practice, some people in
    Petir are more inclined to give equal shares to men and women. The majority of people in
    Petir resolve cases regarding the transfering property from the deceased to his relatives
    based on the results of an agreement based on customs law. However, some people use
    farā'iḍ law, with the help of local religious leaders or local kiyai.
    The above phenomenon is the same as what Munawir Sadjali found when he conducted a
    small research (according to him) related to the practice of inheritance distribution among
    families who are very familiar with Islamic inheritance law. According to data obtained by
    Munawir Sjadjali, some give equal shares of heirs for sons and daughters, because sons spend
    more on their school or college needs than daughters.

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