The Islamic Defenders Front (FPI) is an Indonesian organization founded in 1998, primarily focused on promoting and defending Islamic values. It is known for its activism in various social and political issues, often advocating for the implementation of Sharia law in Indonesia. The group has been involved in protests and campaigns against perceived moral decay, including opposition to alcohol and pornography. FPI has gained attention for its controversial methods, including public demonstrations and confrontations. While it has a significant following among some segments of the population, it has also faced criticism from various groups, including the government and human rights organizations, for its militant approach and intolerance towards other beliefs.