IOSR-JHSS   Volume-25 ~ Issue-7 ~ JuLy 2020

Abstract: According to article 1 point 1 of the Indonesian law number 21 of 2008 concerning sharia banking and everything related to sharia banks and sharia business units, including institutional activities and its ways to do activities and processes. The trading system (Buying-selling) in Islamic banking have several benefits, one of which is the capital provided consistently related to the real sector as the goods sold are the base for it. In addition, the agreed price remain unchanged until the terms end, one of the examples is murabaha. In the implementation of the murabaha,occasionally the customers breach the agreement with several consequences, in effect, bank applies fines for late payment of installment. The purpose of this paper is to explain the implementation of the fine in the murabaha agreement in Islamic banking in Banda Aceh. This type of research uses primary data or empirical juridical research that examines law identification (unwritten) and research on the effectiveness of law as an object....

Keywords: Implementation, Fines, Murabaha Agreements, Islamic Banking.

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Abstract: The ―Silk Road Economic Belt‖ and ―21st Century Maritime Silk Road‖ are initiatives first introduced by Xi in the fall of 2013 during visits to Kazakhstan and Indonesia. Besides the benefit from the initiative, the risk is the geopolitical impact of the Belt and Road, especially the risks of China's neighbor countries - ASEAN.The paper focuses on the initiative impact on the ASEAN's infrastructure in some sides, especially in economic, political, labor forces and immigration aspects. It will suggest some solutions for the issue. The demographic risks can't be resolved by one country. The governments should cooperate to govern the foreign contractors and employees, enhance law enforcement cooperation to crack down the illegal immigrants. Besides that, we should focus on the education and training. Training can improve the quality of labor force, decreases the number of human trafficking victims.

Keywords: OBOR, ASEAN, infrastructure, economic-political aspect, labor forces, immigration

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Abstract: The ongoing processes of the virtual world engage our understanding of being in ways that have yet to be entirely comprehended. Grasping virtual milieu in the context of present-day media necessitates understanding how the digital platform inspires one to re-imagine oneself and others around him and get involved in everyday life in such ways otherwise deemed impossible. Is it irrelevant to discuss the virtual world when global warming is increasing at an alarming rate? When a considerable number of people are without food and access to basic amenities? When millions suffer in one way or the other? The answer is no. It is very much essential to understand the technology and how it operates in all other spheres concerning every individual. Undoubtedly, technology brings with it the problems as well as the solutions. We as a civilization of virtual/real world have to decide what we do with it. The point here is not to discard one mode or the other but to understand the way it all works and influences our lives. The paper, in particular, shall analyze the areas that deal with the communication and identity vis-à-vis the current status of the digital world.

Key Words: Communication, Simulacra, Simulation, Virtuality, Identity, Postmodern

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Abstract: This study aims: (1) to identify, explain and discover the nature of the oversight function of the Regional People‟s Representative Council on the implementation of free education in the province of South Sulawesi, (2) to analyze and explain the implementation of the oversight function of the Regional People‟s Representative Council on the implementation of free education in the Province of Sulawesi South, and (3) to analyze, explain and find factors that influence the implementation of the oversight function of the Regional People‟s Representative Council on the implementation of free education in South Sulawesi Province. This research was conducted in South Sulawesi Province with data collection techniques in the form of interviews, questionnaires and document studies with sources from members of the Regional Representative Council, education observers and education practitioners and independent groups. Data were analyzed by qualitative analysis.

Keywords: Implementation of Free Education, Regional People‟s Representative, South Sulawesi

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Abstract: The purpose of this study is (1) to explain and find the essence of the formation of regional law in the unitary state composition system based on the 1945 Constitution of the Republic of Indonesia, (2) explain, analyze the importance of legal products in the implementation of regional autonomy, (3) explain, analyze and formulate the forming ideal regional legal products in the Indonesian constitutional system. This research is included in the descriptive research category, namely research that intends to describe one or several social phenomena that occur in society. This research is also categorized as a juridical-normative research. This research is also categorized as explanatory research, that is research that intends to test the truth of theories in Constitutional Law, particularly the science of legislation, processes and mechanisms for the formation of legal products, Local Government Law and State Administrative Law regarding the perspective of the concept of regional authority in publishing regional laws and regulations that are inseparable in the government system in the Republic of Indonesia.

Keywords: Legal Products, Regional anatomy, Regional Law

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Abstract: Consumer goods that are experiencing rapid development are the Bottled Water (BW) industry. The research objective is to determine the provisions, implications, and analysis of Halal Certification of BW products according to Islamic Law and Constitution Number 33 of 2014 about Halal Product Assurance. The study uses a normative juridical approach. The law is positioned as primary research sources, while facts and actors are the primary data sources as secondary research sources. The results of the study are: Halal certification of BW Arthess or Citra products is easily seen because the halal label is located in front of the lower right corner of the cardboard.....

Key Word: Halal Certification, Bottled Water, Halal Products, Islamic Law

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Abstract: Music is an integral part of theatrical production. It supports and enhances the mood and atmosphere of a play. Music was so important in the yester years that the word saṅgīta was associated with the names of the most well-known drama troupes. There were songs to be rendered for each and every character and actors themselves would sing while acting. There was a time when there were plays without dialogues, but no plays were performed without music.

Keywords:Theatre, Kannada, Professional Theatre,Kannada Dramas, Stage Music, nāṭaka,raṅgagīte, raṅgasaṅgīta

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Abstract: This paper provide a lucid appraisal of the perspectives and impacts of social media fake news and misinformation narratives about coronavirus (covid-19) in India in an attempt to explore the dominant perspective of social media fake news and misinformation narratives about covid-19; to assess how and to what extent these fake news and misinformation narratives has impacted on individuals; to determine the major contributing factor in the widespread of these fake news and misinformation narratives; as well as identify the predominant platform where these fake news and misinformation narratives about covid-19 is prevalent and find out the approach used by individuals to combat the impact. The findings reveal that majority of the respondents are....

Keywords: Coronavirus (Covid-19), Social Media, Fake News, and Misinformation narratives..

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