This study aims to explore the integration of Islamic values into the gig economy—a sector that expanded rapidly during the pandemic while facing challenges regarding social protection and worker exploitation. A qualitative method with a descriptive approach was employed to analyze the phenomena experienced by gig workers. The research proceeded in three stages: *de-Westernization* to identify secular elements within gig economy practices; *integration* to infuse the system with Islamic values such as justice and responsibility; and *Islamization* to propose concrete modifications for creating a fairer and more sustainable system. The findings indicate that applying Islamic principles can address existing challenges, such as inequitable profit distribution and inadequate worker protection. By adopting values like social solidarity and environmental responsibility, the gig economy can transform into an economic mechanism that not only benefits individuals but also prioritizes the well-being of society as a whole. This study highlights the importance of reforming policies and practices to ensure the gig economy operates in alignment with Islamic values, thereby fostering a more just and sustainable economic ecosystem.
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