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In Islamic law marrying in the iddah period is haram. Likewise, the marriage law number 1 of 1974 stipulates a period of iddah for women. However, the implementation of the iddah in the community is still not running as the rules, especially “iddah cerai mati”. This article examines the implementation of “iddah cerai mati” in rural communities, namely in Pakuniran District, Probolinggo Regency. Pakuniran district consists of 17 villages. This study took three informants from each village. Data collection techniques are observation and interview. The results showed that the majority of women were married during the iddah period. They married a week, two weeks, a month after her husband died. The factor that causes not to implement "iddah cerai mati" is the ignorance, poverty, and habits. Poverty can be said as a trigger in doing "iddah cerai mati". Therefore, according to the researcher, poverty can decrease the period of ‘iddah. In the future, there must be more research on the implementation of the iddah in the community because iddah is a fundamental Islamic marriage law.

Married in “Iddah Cerai Mati" from the Perspective of Islamic Law and Marriage Law