Islam and Public Services: Evaluation of Local Regulations Concerning Living Values Religious Community In Tasikmalaya City

Abstract

This study aims to explain the evaluation of Regional Regulation Number 7 of 2014 concerning the Value of Religious People in the City of Tasikmalaya. In addition, the purpose of this study is to find out the legal truth for the community. This research uses a qualitative approach with a case study method. Primary Data and Secondary Data Types of data: Primary data from this study include interviews with the local government of Tasikmalaya City and the community, especially the leaders of mass organizations who directly experience the local regulations and other figures involved. Secondary data is supporting data sourced from literature and documents related to the object/location of research. The finding of this research is that this regional regulation has not been implemented properly because its implementation only applies to Muslims. Whereas initially there was another goal: mutual respect and respect for other religions. From the results of evaluation and observation, the existence of a regional regulation will have the same impact because this regional regulation does not protect the wishes of the entire community. However, as an icon of the City of Tasikmalaya with local regulations that protect the majority of Muslims, this is a real success. This regional regulation can be used as a reference to maintain the norms and values of Tasikmalaya residents, so that cultural values as a Muslim student city in Tasikmalaya City are maintained.