This research examines the central role of Islamic law as an ethical framework in the modern economic world. Grounded in sharia, Islamic law offers a unique perspective that integrates moral values and economic principles. This study analyzes in depth how values such as perfection, flexibility, systematic, and dynamic in Islamic law can be applied in various aspects of economic activities. Through a literature review, this study seeks to demonstrate the relevance of Islamic law in the context of the evolving global economy, as well as its contribution to an economic system that can provide an alternative system that is fair and in accordance with Islamic teachings. Compared to conventional economic systems that tend to be rigid, the flexibility of Islamic law allows adaptation to dynamic social and economic changes. Overall, the characteristics of Islamic law in the economic field illustrate noble moral and ethical principles, as well as the determination to achieve social justice and the welfare of mankind. Faced with the challenges of the global economy, Shariah principles provide appropriate solutions not only for Muslims, but also for the world community as a whole. By studying and implementing the principles of Islamic law in economics, we can create a more just, open and sustainable economic system. Keywords: Characteristics of Islamic Law, Harakah, Elastic and Systematic, and Perfect
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