Kontroversi Kehalalan Imunisasi Bagi Anak-Anak dan Ibu Hamil

Abstract

As we know, the source of Islamic law there are four, namely the Qur'an, As-Sunnah or hadith, Ijma', and Kiyas. But there are seven more sources of Islamic law that we rarely know about. One of them is Al-Maslahah Al-Mursaalat, or considering the benefits for matters concerning the safety of life. All of the seven were born from the agreement of the scholars. This means that a person who does not have a qualification in the field of fiqh is not entitled to establish a single legal product. Similarly, at the birth of mui fatwa number 33 of 2018 about mr vaccine, not on the basis of personal will. But it also weighs more benefit. Finally, there's something we also need to underline. One time in class, the late Prof.M.K. Tadjudin (former Dean of the Faculty of Medicine UI and UIN Jakarta) once said that there needs to be a team of experts outside of fiqh scholars who are always on the fatwa commission. Because the development of the medical world is rapidly changing, so sometimes mui overwhelmed to respond to the fatwas. So that every new development in the medical world, the MUI fatwa commission can respond quickly. If this can synergize, hopefully we won't experience any more delays. May God always give us health and keep us away from all kinds of diseases that can harm ourselves and our families. So that we can always contribute to this life.