The civic ethics crisis amid Indonesia's multicultural society necessitates the reconstruction of civic ethics values rooted in Islamic civilization. This study aims to examine and reconstruct Islamic civic adab values as a foundation for civic ethics in Indonesia's multicultural society. The method employed is qualitative research with a literature study and phenomenological approach, involving 24 informants from among ulama, academics, and multicultural community leaders. The results identify five relevant Islamic civic adab values, namely adl, amanah, syura, ukhuwwah, and rahmah as pillars of civic ethics reconstruction. The conclusion affirms that Islamic civic adab can serve as an inclusive, contextual, and transformative ethical foundation for the harmonious and civilized life of Indonesia's multicultural society..
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