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FATWA MUI MELAWAN KORUPSI: ANALISIS SEJARAH EFEKTIFITAS FATWA MUI TENTANG HARAMNYA SUAP DAN KORUPSI DI AWAL ERA REFORMASI
It is indisputable that fatwa plays a significant role in the society. This is the case because fatwas played a considerable role in the growth and gradual change of Islamic substantive law. However, eventhough fatwa is an important part of religious authority, how one fatw? is effective in influenc
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