The Practice of Parental Inheritance Distribution in West Java in Relation to Islamic Law

In general, the parental indigenous people in West Java, especially the Banceuy Traditional Village, the majority of the population is Muslim, but in practice the distribution of inheritance still uses customary law. The purpose of this study is to obtain an overview of the practice of inheritance distribution of the Banceuy Traditional Village community in terms of Islamic law and to obtain a response to the obstacles that occur in the practice of inheritance distribution from the indigenous community. This research method uses a juridicalnormative approach study method. Specifications This study is descriptive-analytical. The research stage is literature and field studies. The data analysis method in this study is a qualitative juridical analysis method, because the data obtained through field research and literature research are arranged systematically. Based on the results of research by Banceuy Traditional Village in the practice of dividing inheritance using customary law, so that it has several differences in its inheritance law system with the Islamic legal system and dispute resolution in the inheritance law of indigenous peoples when related to the application of customary law and Islamic law, namely the principle of consensus deliberation and the principle of justice in accordance with customary law and Islamic law.