Abstract
Resolving Sharia disputes is an essential aspect of the lives of those who follow Islamic teachings. The National Sharia Arbitration Board (BASYARNAS) is one institution that plays a significant role in Sharia dispute resolution. This article discusses the BASYARNAS institution's contribution to resolving Sharia disputes in Indonesia. Establishing BASYARNAS aims to provide a quick, accurate, and equitable alternative dispute resolution system based on Islamic law. Sharia Supervisory Board, Sharia Arbitration Court, and Secretariat constitute the BASYARNAS organizational structure. Disputes involving Sharia are resolved through BASYARNAS through deliberation and consensus; if these methods fail, the argument is resolved through arbitration. Through case studies, it was determined that BASYARNAS has successfully resolved some Sharia disputes. However, to enhance the effectiveness and efficiency of Sharia dispute resolution through BASYARNAS, some obstacles remain to be overcome. The BASYARNAS institution's role in resolving Sharia disputes in Indonesia should be better understood after reading this article, which is anticipated to contribute to the academic community and broader community positively.
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