Implementasi Fatwa MUI Tentang Hukum Menggunakan Atribut Non-Muslim Perspektif Pekerja Publik di Kota Malang

Abstract

The Indonesian Ulama Council (MUI) is one of the religious organizations that is expected to maintain interaction between religious communities in Indonesia, but several MUI fatwas are actually considered contrary to this goal, one of which is a fatwa on the law using non-Muslim religious attributes. This study aims to analyze the MUI fatwa on the use of non-Muslim religious attributes in the context of a pluralistic Indonesian society. This study uses an empirical juridical approach by knowing the facts that occur in the community, and identifying problems in order to find the right solution. The results showed that the fatwa caused a polemic for public sector workers. Some public workers were intimidated for using non-Muslim attributes. The use of these attributes in the perspective of Islamic law must be seen for its illat, even all schools agree that the use of non-Muslim attributes is not punished as infidel.