The COVID-19 pandemic that is plaguing the country nowadays has impact on the cases of domestic violence. This pandemic has also resulted an increase in cases of domestic violence occurring in the country. This is due to the Movement Control Order (MCO) implemented by the government of Malaysia which causes the community to be confined and under pressure from various angles. However, domestic violence not only affects the physical aspects, but also the level of mental health. Thus, the integration model of hisbah and Al-Ghazali theory was suggested to overcome mental health problems among domestic violence victims. This model introduced which are believed can control the level of mental health among domestic violence victims especially Muslim’s victims through Islamic practices. The methodology of this writing is based on a literature review and analysis of information obtained through previous related studies. This study will state the hisbah model and Al-Ghazali’s theory to address the impact of mental health among domestic violence victims. The result of this study found that there are solutions from Islamic perspective which pointed out elements of hisbah and Al-Ghazali theory in dealing with the impacts of mental health among domestic violence victims.
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