Pola Dan Logika Nikah Sirri Dalam Kultur Masyarakat Madura

Faiz, Abd. Aziz

doi:10.14421/musawa.2013.121.121-136

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“…Whereas at the cultural level, gender problem arises as a logical consequence to the rigid social hierarchical system, specifically patriarchy, among the people. In patriarchal culture, man (husband) is considered to belong to the upper social class, whereas woman (wife) is considered to be lower class (Faiz, 2013).…”

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The High Rate of Judicial Divorce among Women of Lower Education in Madura-Indonesia: A Gender Perspective

Hannan,

Syarif

2023

palastren J. Studi Gend.

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This study examines the high rate of judicial divorce among women of low education in Madura. This research is a field study using a qualitative method. The data originated from primary data based on observation and interviews, and secondary data in the form of statistics. Using analysis based on sociology of gender theories, specifically the Women and Development (WaD) and Talcott Parson's structural feminism theory, this study obtained three findings. First, the dynamics of divorce in Madura increased in the last three years. By type, divorces in Madura are mostly judicial than repudiatory, since 2018 until 202. The second finding is that there are two categories of factors underlying the rise of judicial divorce. The first is direct factors such as the economy, abandonment, and domestic violence. The second category is indirect factors, such as low education level, where among a total of 400 divorcefiling women, 216 of them (56%) had primary education, 9 (2%) had no formal education, 77 (19%) completed lower secondary education, 72 (18%) completed upper secondary education, while only 26 (7%) had higher education. From the perspective

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Section: Rising Rate Of Judicial Divorce: Gender Perspectivementioning

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The High Rate of Judicial Divorce among Women of Lower Education in Madura-Indonesia: A Gender Perspective

Hannan,

Syarif

2023

palastren J. Studi Gend.

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“…One of the most visible facts of customs is obedience to parents, teachers and the government or hierarchical leaders. Obedience to parents, especially to mothers makes children ICGE 2021 sometimes not quick and can refuse to order and mother's wishes, especially in this context is marriage [1].…”

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Phenomenon of Unregistered Marriage in Teenagers in Indonesia: A Case Study of the Madurese Community in Situbondo

Susilo

Budijanto

Definika

2022

KSS

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Unregistered marriage (‘sirri marriage’) is widespread in Indonesian society, and this social phenomenon can be considered a form of disharmony in society. Even though sirri marriages have a negative impact, especially for women and children, they are still commonly found in Indonesia, including in Situbondo Regency, East Java. This study used a phenomenological approach. The research subjects were fifteen teenage girls who were married by unregistered marriage in Situbondo Regency. The research was conducted through interviews and observations. The data were analyzed using qualitative techniques. The results demonstrated that unregistered marriage was interpreted as an effort to avoid sin, as certainty in a relationship, and as an economic solution. Unregistered marriages, with the perception of cultural and religious legitimacy, which are often early marriages, have implications for the development of the family. One of the consequences of an early marriage is that the young couple is still totally dependent on their parents. These early unregistered marriages force children to drop out of school and become underage workers. Unregistered marriages also lead to divorce, and divorce rates are soaring. Divorce occurs because the young couple is not ready to manage conflicts in the household due to immaturity. Keywords: unregistered marriage, phenomenology, teenagers, economy

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Pola Dan Logika Nikah Sirri Dalam Kultur Masyarakat Madura

Abstract: Abstact Sirri marriage does not seem to be a problem in Maduran society

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The High Rate of Judicial Divorce among Women of Lower Education in Madura-Indonesia: A Gender Perspective

The High Rate of Judicial Divorce among Women of Lower Education in Madura-Indonesia: A Gender Perspective

Phenomenon of Unregistered Marriage in Teenagers in Indonesia: A Case Study of the Madurese Community in Situbondo

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