Kesan globalisasi terhadap guna pakai Undang-undang Islam di Malaysia = The effect of globalization on Islamic Laws in Malaysia
Proses globalisasi memberikan tekanan supaya menerima pakai peruntukan instrumen antarabangsa dalam undang-undang munisipal. Proses hegemonisasi ini menekankan ciri “universal” instrumen antarabangsa yang dibantah dan tidak diterima semua. Kolonialisme Barat dan pemindahan perundangan yang berka...
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| Format: | Article |
| Language: | English |
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Dewan Bahasa dan Pustaka
2017
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| Online Access: | http://irep.iium.edu.my/59559/ http://irep.iium.edu.my/59559/ http://irep.iium.edu.my/59559/1/Farid_KesanGlobalisasi.pdf |
| Summary: | Proses globalisasi memberikan tekanan supaya menerima pakai
peruntukan instrumen antarabangsa dalam undang-undang
munisipal. Proses hegemonisasi ini menekankan ciri “universal”
instrumen antarabangsa yang dibantah dan tidak diterima semua.
Kolonialisme Barat dan pemindahan perundangan yang berkaitan
dengan globalisasi menambahkan lagi peminggiran norma peribumi,
termasuk undang-undang Islam yang dilihat bertentangan dengan
peruntukan triti antarabangsa. Makalah ini menggunakan analisis
doktrinal dan analisis teks, termasuk undang-undang bertulis dan
kes dalam proses pencarian dan penghujahan prinsip undang-undang
berkaitan. Kajian mendapati prinsip dualisme yang terpakai di
Malaysia dan undang-undang antarabangsa memerlukan proses
transformasi triti antarabangsa kepada undang-undang munisipal.
Dengan kata lain, triti tidak terpakai secara langsung dalam undangundang
munisipal
The process of globalization has increased the pressure to
apply international legal provisions onto municipal laws. This hegemonzation process emphasizes universal features which are being opposed and thus not accepted by all. Western colonization and the transfer of legal systems related to globalization marginalize indigenous norms including Islamic laws. Among the main questions being raised is the status of Islamic laws which are viewed as being contrary to the provisions of international treaties. This article uses doctrinal analysis and textual analysis including those involving legislation and cases in the process of search and argument over related legal principles. Among the findings in this article is that the dualism principle which is applicable in Malaysia in respect of the application of international laws requires the transformation of international treaties to municipal law. In other words, treaties are not directly applicable to municipal law. |
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