Hisbah in Public Moral and Marketplace Control: From Historical to Indonesian contexts

The Hisbah is an institution in Islamic history that deals with marketplace control and public moral surveillance. represents the state's effort to uphold social order based on ideals of teachings. Although hisbah functions surveillance decreases, its function draws attention from scholars officials. article aims reveal root development along contemporary Indonesia. employs a synchronic diachronic approach track portrait relevance Indonesian context. stems practice Prophet Muhammad guided caliphs, while institutionally develop market supervision authority broader encompasses morality. monitoring morals emerge during Abbasid. importance may decrease, but are embodied several modern institutions