ABSTRAKrnThe history of Indonesian legal practice underscores the fact that the two system of law, Islamic and adat laws, are inseparable. This book shows that in the Indonesian setting both Islamic and adat laws were able to coexist. This equilibrium was made possible by the fact that, both in theory and practices, the two sets of laws were complementary. Islamic law does, after all, acknowledge the efficacy of local custom in the legislative process, while adat law conceives of religious law as the culmination and perfection of the indigenous legal system. In practice, the role of local customary law was never marginal to the interplay between Islamic legal precepts and social realities ( Pembuat Abstrak C. Nur Kamelia.S.S.I )rnrnKata Kunci : LawrnrnPada Buku Ini Terdapat 3 Bagian yaitu :rnCHAPTER ONE:rnADAHFROM THE STANDPOINT OF USUL AL-FIQHrn1. Customary Law in the Time of the Prophet and His Companions rn2. 'Adah in the View of Muslim JuristsrnCHAPTER TWO:rnISLAMIC LAW, ADATrnAND THE COLONIAL POWER IN INDONESIA rn1. The Dutch Era rnA. The Dutch Policy on Islamic Law rnB. The Dutch Policy on Adat rnC. Interrelation of Adat and Islamic Lawrn2. The Japanese OccupationrnCHAPTER THREE:rnISLAMIC LAW AND ADATrnIN POST INDEPENDENCE INDONESIA rn1. Legal Issues in Independent Indonesia rnA. Pluralism vs. UniformismrnB. Secular Nationalist vs. Muslim rn2. Current Encounter of Islamic and Adat LawrnA. Conditional Repudiation (Ta'liq Talaq)rnB. Common Property in Marriage rnC. Obligatory Bequests (was?yah wajibah)rnrnCatatan : Tesis yang ditulis di Institute of Islamic Studies McGill University. Bibliografi : hlm.127-145. Indeks hlm. 147-152

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