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Indonesia is one of country who its inhabitant practice most islam religion in the world, in which the issue of giving immunizations to children is an important concern for every Muslim parent. The issue of immunization is not only a government decision, in this case the ministry of health, but it is also a cooperation between Islamic institutions or organizations that must be carried out as an effort to raise the parents’ awareness to give immunizations to their children. Some of the reasons for refusing an immunization vaccine to their children are because the vaccine was made by Jews, did not respect God's destiny, and was not halal. The results showed that the descriptive statistic test of X variable under the communication indicator had the strongest influence, meaning that it was expected that there would be more willingness of the parents to carry out immunization if the MUI socialized this fatwa. Furthermore, the descriptive statistics test of Y variable under the economic indicator was one of the reasons why parents avoid giving immunization even though the government provided posyandu in each village. For analyse data was collected,researcher use simple regression analysis. the result of analysis explain that he value of R was 0.195. R value declare that the correlation between the MUI Fatwa variable and the parents' decision was low. Its meean that there was a positive significant relationship between the X variable and the Y variable. In addition, R Square value obtained was 0.038 or 38%. Its mean that the influence of the MUI fatwa variable on the parents’ decision variable was 38%, an for 62% was influenced by other factors which not researched in this study.

The Effect of the Indonesian Ulama Council (MUI) Fatwa Number 4 of 2016 Concerning Immunization Toward Parents’ Decision in Carrying out Basic Child Immunization in Riau Province