The purpose of this study was to conduct an analysis of Islamic law in relation
to lesbian, homosexual, bisexual, and transgender (LGBT) concerns. Primary
and secondary data are analyzed. The data analysis in this study is qualitative,
with an emphasis on positive Islamic law. In view of the analysis's findings, it
can be seen that Islamic law views and punishes the actions and activities
carried out by LGBT people as haram (strictly forbidden). The Indonesian Ulema
Council considers the actions of LGBT people. In general, Islamic law views
homosexual acts as a category of adultery; this also follows the fatwa of the
Indonesian Ulema Council, which expects LGBT perpetrators to be criminal acts
that the authorities can criminalize.