This Article Aims to Delve Into the Historical Trajectory and Development of Islamic Law in Indonesia. It Adopts the Imrad Format (Introduction, Methods, Results, And Discussion) To Provide A Comprehensive Exploration of The Evolution of Islamic Law Within the Indonesian Context. The Study Examines the Influences, Adaptations, And Transformations That Have Shaped Islamic Law in Indonesia, Shedding Light on Its Historical, Social, And Cultural Aspects.

Islamic Law, Evolution, Journey

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