Abstract
Sanctions for violating family law are a form of legal reform. Muslim countries have different legal provisions for sanctions for violating family law. This study uses the method of literature/documentation and a normative juridical approach by examining secondary data or literature as the source. Secondary data sources used in this study are books, laws, court decisions, legal theories and opinions of legal experts relating to family law sanctions in Muslim countries as well as previous studies such as research relevant to this research. This study aims to determine the legal provisions regarding sanctions in violation of family law. The results of the discussion and research explain that not all countries have legal provisions regarding sanctions for violating family law and the legal provisions regarding these sanctions vary from one country to another. In general, these legal sanctions are related to violations of various issues related to marriage, such as underage marriages, forced marriages, prevention of marriages permitted by syara' law, prohibited marriages, registration of marriages, marriages out of court, dowries, marriage fees, polygamy. , divorce, maintenance, treatment of wife, post-divorce women's rights, and inheritance rights.
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