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Nyabek Toloh; Traditional Bid in Madura Culture a review of Sociology of Islamic Law)

Ahkam: Jurnal Ilmu Syariah · Vol. 18 No. 2 (2018)

DOI
10.15408/ajis.v18i2.9015
ISSN
2407-8646, 1412-4734
Published
2018-07-12
Publisher
Universitas Islam Negeri Jakarta
Language
eng

Abstract

Indonesia is a country built on the pillars of diversity, in terms of ethnicity, culture, custom, and religion. Indonesian society is also known as a religious society, with religious values in various aspects of life. However, Indonesia is not a religious country, nor a secular country. If for Indonesians, religion is not their main purpose, then, it is a part of their life.There has been a smooth cohesion between religion and tradition in Indonesia. One of the examples is the tradition of Nyabek Toloh in Madura, which is a marriage proposal tradition. This paper examines the practice of nyabek toloh in Romben Guna village, Dungkek Region, Sumenep-Madura. The purposes of nyabek toloh are to symbolize the establishment of a relationship between the family of a male and female fiancé; to show the responsibility of a man to a woman by giving toloh; to maintain man’s dignity, and to maintain the tradition of sangkolan (elders). Conducting nyabek toloh is a must in abhakalan (marriage proposal); the absence of nyabek toloh will lead to the cancellation of abhakalan.

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