The development of the Sharia economy, accompanied by the wide scope of
economic activity in Indonesia, has had a huge influence on the increase in Sharia
economic disputes, including during the Covid-19 pandemic. The Supreme Court has
responded quickly by issuing various Regulations related to electronic trials to solve
the accumulation of cases, especially Sharia economics in the Religious Courts. With
this e-court application and electronic trials, it is hoped that it will be able to avoid
crowds of people at the court office causing physical contact between justice seekers
so it is feared that it could become one of the distribution chains or new clusters of the
Covid-19 virus. Electronic information as legal evidence in civil cases is categorized as
written evidence. Electronic information or electronic documents are considered valid
as long as the information can be accessed, displayed, guaranteed for its integrity, and
accounted for so that it can explain a situation. In Islamic law, electronic evidence can
be used as evidence because it is included in other evidence according to Islamic law
experts. So electronic evidence can be used as evidence in the settlement of Sharia
economic disputes, especially in transaction activities using contracts in accordance
with Sharia principles such as contracts of buying and selling, leasing, cooperation,
debts, and so on