BROBOSAN ACCORDING TO THE ANALYSIS OF AL AADAH AL MUHAKKAMAH

This research aims to analyze the process of implementing the Brobosan ritual in the death ceremony carried out by the Kepatihan Ponorogo community by referring to the Al 'Adah Al Muhakkamah rule. The research method used is the juridical sociology method with a qualitative approach. Data obtained through interviews, observations and documentation studies. The results showed that some people in Kepatihan Ponorogo still carry out the Brobosan tradition with the aim of giving final respect to the corpse, this tradition has been carried out for a long time and for generations, even if this tradition is not carried out, it is like there is no goodness in the custom. Whereas in Islamic law, respect for the corpse is carried out by bathing, shrouding, praying, burying immediately. The people of Kepatihan Ponorogo carry out the Brobosan tradition because this tradition is a custom that has been carried out for generations. As for Islamic fiqh, the Brobosan tradition is a custom that cannot be used as a legal basis because it includes al 'adah al fasidah because it is not in accordance with the fiqh of the corpse. The researcher suggests that the community improve their understanding of corpse management in accordance with the teachings of Islamic law and abandon the tradition. This research is expected to contribute to understanding the practice of handling corpses according to Islam in social life.

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Proceeding of International Conference on Education and Sharia
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2024-08-31
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https://doi.org/10.62097/ices.v124.56
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Legal Studies and Policies
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BROBOSAN ACCORDING TO THE ANALYSIS OF AL AADAH AL MUHAKKAMAH

Fadhila Tianti Mudi Awalia, Winka Ghozi Nafi, Edwardsyah Bernakend, Azrul Amirullah
Proceeding of International Conference on Education and Sharia
Legal Studies and Policies
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BROBOSAN ACCORDING TO THE ANALYSIS OF AL AADAH AL MUHAKKAMAH

Fadhila Tianti Mudi Awalia, Winka Ghozi Nafi, Edwardsyah Bernakend, Azrul Amirullah
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This research aims to analyze the process of implementing the Brobosan ritual in the death ceremony carried out by the Kepatihan Ponorogo community by referring to the Al 'Adah Al Muhakkamah rule. The research method used is the juridical sociology method with a qualitative approach. Data obtained through interviews, observations and documentation studies. The results showed that some people in Kepatihan Ponorogo still carry out the Brobosan tradition with the aim of giving final respect to the corpse, this tradition has been carried out for a long time and for generations, even if this tradition is not carried out, it is like there is no goodness in the custom. Whereas in Islamic law, respect for the corpse is carried out by bathing, shrouding, praying, burying immediately. The people of Kepatihan Ponorogo carry out the Brobosan tradition because this tradition is a custom that has been carried out for generations. As for Islamic fiqh, the Brobosan tradition is a custom that cannot be used as a legal basis because it includes al 'adah al fasidah because it is not in accordance with the fiqh of the corpse. The researcher suggests that the community improve their understanding of corpse management in accordance with the teachings of Islamic law and abandon the tradition. This research is expected to contribute to understanding the practice of handling corpses according to Islam in social life.

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