THE VALIDITY OF ISLAMIC BALANCES OF REGIONAL REGULATION (PERDA) IN INDONESIA'S CONSTITUTIONAL PERSPECTIVE: Indonesian Political Law to the Post Amendment Constitution of Republic of Indonesia of 1945 | Zendy

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THE VALIDITY OF ISLAMIC BALANCES OF REGIONAL REGULATION (PERDA) IN INDONESIA'S CONSTITUTIONAL PERSPECTIVE: Indonesian Political Law to the Post Amendment Constitution of Republic of Indonesia of 1945

Author(s) -

Waspada Santing

Publication year - 2019

Publication title -

al daulah jurnal hukum pidana dan ketatanegaraan

Language(s) - English

Resource type - Journals

eISSN - 2580-5797

pISSN - 2303-050X

DOI - 10.24252/ad.v8i2.9258

Subject(s) - constitution , islam , law , indonesian , politics , sharia , political science , order (exchange) , constitutional law , perspective (graphical) , islamic republic , sociology , economics , geography , philosophy , linguistics , archaeology , finance , artificial intelligence , computer science

Islamic-based laws have a strong historical roots in Indonesia society. Culturally-based rules of Islam always flourish accompanying the history of nation's journey intertwined with the dynamics of community life. Those historical values are embodied in such a firm and clear in the philosophy and principles of the country: Pancasila and the 1945 Constitution. Therefore, the establishment, construction, and development of Islamic-based Regulations, has a constitutional foundation for formal law as enacted, either at the national or regional law order.

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