Hak Hadhanah kepada Ayah (Studi Kasus Putusan Pengadilan Agama Parigi Nomor Perkara: 237/Pdt.G/2018/PA.Prgi)
Abstract
Keywords: Rights, Hadhanah, Father, Judgment
In a household relationship, the journey of married life is very different, there are differences in
expressing an opinion that is often experienced by husbands and wives so that they experience
conflicts, conflicts that continue to occur can cause the breakdown of the household so that the
mismatch makes some couples decide to it looks better if the relationship is ended, that is, with
a divorce. Divorce cases in Religious Courts in Indonesia often occur, and it is the child who
will be the psychological victim in such cases.
The purpose of this study was to determine the basis and consideration of judges regarding
children's Hadhanah rights to fathers in the Parigi Religious Court Case Study Case Number:
237 / Pdt.G / 2018 / PA.Prgi, knowing the provisions of positive law and Islamic law in
Hadhanah rights to fathers, other than that it can add insight to the community.
In order to achieve this objective, the research was conducted using qualitative research. The
data collection procedure is carried out by using the observation method, namely by conducting
the interview method which is a method of collecting data by using an oral question and
answer route with research sources, and the method of documentation which is looking for data
about decisions and so on.
Based on this research, the Judge's consideration in handing down hadhanah or custody rights
to the father was due to several factors that were found to have triggered the transfer of
custody, one of which was the apostate mother and for the benefit of the child. Although in fact
in Article 105 of the Compilation of Islamic Law, custody or hadhanah rights of children under
12 years are the rights of the mother. Suggestions from researchers, for married couples who
want to divorce, must think carefully about decisions taken from a religious perspective,
because in Islam this is something that Allah hates.