TIPOLOGI MULTIAKAD DALAM PRODUK FATWA DEWAN SYARIAH NASIONAL-MAJELIS ULAMA INDONESIA PERSPEKTIF TEORI DAN BATASAN MULTIAKAD AL ‘IMRANI

Multi-contract theory or hibryd contracts (al ‘uqud al murakkabah) is one of the new theory in contemporary Islamic jurisprudence and among academicians who did a study about the multi-contract in fiqh perspective is Abdullah bin Muhammad bin Abdullah al ‘Imrani. Some fatwa products of NSB-IUC also...

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Published inUlul Albab (Universitas Islam Negeri Malang) Vol. 18; no. 2; p. 269
Main Author Abbas Arfan
Format Journal Article
LanguageIndonesian
Published Malang Universitas Islam Negeri Maulana Malik Ibrahim Malang 01.01.2017
Subjects
Contract law
Islam
Islamic law
Jurisprudence
Muslims
Quran
Typological analysis
Indonesia
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Summary:Multi-contract theory or hibryd contracts (al ‘uqud al murakkabah) is one of the new theory in contemporary Islamic jurisprudence and among academicians who did a study about the multi-contract in fiqh perspective is Abdullah bin Muhammad bin Abdullah al ‘Imrani. Some fatwa products of NSB-IUC also used this multi-contract theory. This research type is qualitative with descriptive-qualitative and descriptive-quantitative method, the retrieval data technique with a literature review to research multi-contract typology in NSB-IUC fatwas perspective al ‘Imrani multi-contract theory and its limits. The conclutions of this research are (1) among five typology multi-contract perspectives al ‘Imrani multi-contract theory only found two kinds of multi-contract in NSB-IUC’s fatwas, which are first; mutaqabilah (totalled by 7 or 31.8%) and second; mujtami’ah (totalled bt 15 or 68.2%), while third (mutanafiyah), fourth (mukhtalifah), and fifth (mutajanisah) each of them are 0, which means no (0%) multi-contract with those three typologies; (2) as for multi-contract typology in NSB-IUC’s fatwas, it is al ‘Imrani multi-contract perspective limits which means all multi-contract does not contradict al ‘Imrani multi-contract limits, therefore it is allowed by Sharia, but there are some alternative multi-contract in fatwa products wich kind of doubtful (syubhat), moreover it could lead us to riba, like Pembiayaan Rekening Koran Syariah (PRKS) transaction especially in two multi-contract options, which are wakalah-murabahah and wakalah-qardh.
ISSN:1858-4349
2442-5249
DOI:10.18860/ua.v18i2.4787