<![CDATA[This study aims to analyze the relevance of religious moderation education in developing Islamic business ethics through the internalization of wasathiyah values in economic activities. This study employs a qualitative approach using library research. Data were obtained from relevant academic literature on religious moderation, wasathiyah, Islamic business ethics, and Islamic economic law, and were analyzed using descriptive-analytical content analysis. The findings indicate that wasathiyah values are highly relevant to the development of Islamic business ethics through the principles of justice, trustworthiness, balance, tolerance, honesty, and public benefit. Religious moderation education plays a role in transforming these values from religious understanding into economic character and behavior. The internalization of wasathiyah encourages business practices that are not solely profit-oriented but also consider the rights of consumers, business partners, employees, and broader social interests. This study contributes to expanding the discourse on religious moderation by connecting it with business ethics and Islamic economic law and positioning wasathiyah as a value framework for promoting economic practices that are just, trustworthy, inclusive, and oriented toward public benefit.]]>
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