Abstract

In Act No. 1 of 1974 on Marriage is stated, that is a bond between the inner and outer man with one woman as husband and wife with the intention of forming families (households) are happy and eternal deity by The Almighty. Therefore, the bond of marriage are the inner and outer tie for ever for the couple. Similarly in Islamic Law Compilation desired, that a marriage is a strong bond to form a happy family and unseen. In fact in society there are still people who do Mut'ah marriage or intended marriage contract is only for a short while only, because the Mut'ah marriage is no intention of a pair of men and women to get married for ever. They just got married by a certain time only contracts. Of course such marriages violated the Islamic law that already prohibits Mut'ah marriage and also violate the purpose and nature of the actual marriage under the Act No. 1 of 1974 on Marriage and the Compilation of Islamic Law. Mut'ah marriage can be detrimental to either party who lodged the marriage, either the wife, husband or child, when the marriage contract was born a child, because Mut'ah marriage is a marriage that is not officially in recording marriage and violate any law.

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