NEGOSIASI ADAT DAN SYARI’AT DALAM PROSESI MAMBUKA LAWANG SAKEPENG (STUDI KASUS TRADISI PERNIKAHAN ADAT DAYAK NGAJU UNTUK PASANGAN MUSLIM DI KABUPATEN LAMANDAU KALIMANTAN TENGAH)

Abstract

This study focuses on the traditional marriage practices of the Ngaju Dayak community, which are passed down from generation to generation, particularly in Lamandau Regency, Central Kalimantan. These customary marriage practices are not only observed by non-Muslim individuals but also by Muslim members of the Dayak community. However, in certain Ngaju Dayak customary marriage processes, such as the lawang sakepeng ceremony involving the ritualistic consumption of tuak (a traditional alcoholic beverage), there are actions that contradict Islamic teachings. Drinking tuak is an essential part of this ceremony for non-Muslims but conflicts with the principles of Islam, which prohibit the consumption of intoxicating substances. This research employs a qualitative method, specifically empirical research that gathers data directly from specific situations or locations in the field. The research findings indicate that Muslim Ngaju Dayak communities have adapted this process by substituting tuak with a beverage that is in accordance with Islamic teachings during the lawang sakepeng ceremony.

 

Kata Kunci: customary Marriage, Lawang Sakepeng Ceremony, Dayak Tribe