AGAMA DAN HUKUM NASIONAL: Batasan Kebebasan Beragama di Indonesia

Welcome back to the FSH Podcast. In this episode (Part 2), Ayu and Edo are back to discuss a very interesting, in-depth, yet relaxed topic: Religion and National Law. We will thoroughly explore the relevance of religion in the modern era, including the controversy surrounding the freedom of non-religion in Indonesia. Does our law allow it, or are there criminal sanctions lurking? Furthermore, this discussion also explores how Islamic jurisprudence has been adopted into our national law and addresses public concerns: Are religious figures immune from the law when caught in criminal cases? Let's listen to this critical discussion until the end to become wiser and more knowledgeable about the law! 📌 TIMESTAMPS (Video Key Points): 00:00 - Intro & Relationship between Religion and National Law 01:30 - Is Non-Religious (Atheism) Permitted in Indonesia? 03:45 - Sanctions for Inviting Others to Disbelief in the Criminal Code 05:15 - Why Does Indonesia Prioritize Its Citizens Embracing Religion? 07:30 - Examples of Islamic Religious Regulations That Have Become State Law (Marriage Law, Compilation of Islamic Law, Fiqh of Transactions) 10:00 - Understanding the Principle of Ultimum Remedium & Its Equality in Islamic Law 12:15 - Are Religious Figures Immune from the Law? (Equality Before the Law) 14:30 - The True Essence of Religion & Conclusion Visit Website: https://fsh.uinsgd.ac.id Instagram:   / fsh.uinsgd   Email: [email protected]