Aidina Fitri, Sri Sekar Regita (2025) Pengalaman Komunikasi Remaja Menikah Muda Di Perawang. Other thesis, Universitas Islam Riau.

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Abstract

This research aims to examine phenomenological research regarding teenage marriage which is often found in society. These marriages mostly occur in late teens or early adulthood. This marriage caused a lot of opposition for the couple, both from the family and society. Marriage is a method used by today's teenagers who think about avoiding adultery and choosing to marry young, but still have to prepare everything financially and emotionally. Marriage is not only aimed at avoiding adultery but also to gain Allah's approval and also to carry out the Sunnah of the Prophet Muhammad SWT, namely marriage. This is one of the reasons why some teenagers marry young with good intentions and are committed to living a harmonious life. The aim of this research is to find out the communication experiences of young married teenagers in Perawang. How do these couples carry out a relationship that can be said to be quite young because the average marriage takes place when they graduate from high school or when they are still under 20 years old. This research uses a qualitative descriptive approach. Data collection was carried out using interview techniques. The results of this research are that the commitment, seriousness and responsibility of this couple is their way of living a marriage relationship that is built from start to finish, as well as guidance from the parents of both parties who provide education, information and what their children should do during this time. going through this marriage. Choosing to marry young is not an easy choice, they have to prepare everything for the next life, they have to be able to understand each other, they also have to support each other in whatever difficult or happy circumstances they are living in this household.

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