The implementation of the Qanun No. 11/2018 on Sharia Financial Institutions (SFIs) has led all conventional banks to suspend their operation in Aceh. The Qanun has imposed Acehnese people to use sharia banking services. It raises the question of the extent non-Muslims accept the implementation of the Qanun on SFIs considering their civil rights and how they view the Qanun in terms of their religiosity, legal compliance, and motivation for submitting to it. This study aims to analyze the reasons why non-Muslims submit to and comply with the Qanun, as well as their experiences in receiving sharia banking services. This juridical and empirical legal research collected data from observation and indepth interviews with nine respondents in several districts in Aceh and three people outside Aceh. It concludes that non-Muslims are generally in favor of the Qanun's implementation. They do not mind utilizing sharia financial products and services, and the Qanun's provisions do not restrict their access and interests. The administration of the banks can generally satisfy the legal requirements of offering sharia banking clients quality services irrespective of their religious background. All engagement elements are fulfilled under the civil law. The sharia banking principles has not only become shared values among different religious adherents in Aceh but also do not conflict with non-Muslim customers' beliefs, religions, and rights in terms of the priniciple of equality before the law.