<![CDATA[Along with the increasing use of the internet throughout the world, the number of disputes that have arisen continues to increase. Many web sites have been formed to help resolve this internet dispute, as well as to facilitate settlement of disputes that occur offline so that they are more transparent, accountable and more practical through the Online Dispute Resolution (ODR). Then, what is the actual practice of e- commerce dispute resolution through ODR in the view of Islamic Law? The approach method used in this study is a normative juridical approach and descriptive analytical. The data collection technique used by the author is library research sourced from various literatures such as books, kitab and journal articles. After the data is collected, an analysis will be carried out using the descriptive-analytical method, which is systematically describing the facts or characteristics of the phenomena found in factually and carefully in the field, and carried out qualitatively to get an understanding of the problems studied in more depth. This study concludes that the practice of ODR, which is an extension of ADR practice has a strong historical and legal basis, so the practice of ODR in Islamic law is permitted with the exception of contracts which include elements prohibited by Islamic teachings, such as elements of obscurity (gharar), the object is forbidden, indicated fraud (tadlis), gambling (maysir), and usury.]]>
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