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This article explores the role of religious values in shaping economic ethics, especially in the Islamicpreneurship. Faced with complex economic challenges and the influence of globalization, it is important for students of this program to be aware of the close interrelationship between religion and economics. By analyzing the main teachings of religion and how they are applied in an economic context, this article illustrates how principles such as honesty, justice, and empathy can form a solid ethical foundation in economic decision-making. The practical implications of integrating religious values in the program's curriculum are also discussed, including the enhancement of moral awareness and the development of sustainable leadership skills. As such, this article provides a deeper insight into the importance of religious education in shaping responsible and ethical economic practitioners in the face of the challenges of sustainable global economic development.

Islamic religious education has an important role in instilling moral and ethical values originating from Islamic teachings. The main goal is to form Muslim individuals who are faithful, devout and have noble character. One important aspect of Islamic religious education is the development of Islamic character and ethics. This paper will discuss how Islamic religious education can instill moral and ethical values originating from Islamic teachings. The method used is a literature study by examining various sources related to the concept of morals and ethics in Islam as well as the practice of embedding them in education. The results of the study show that Islam has a comprehensive concept of morals and ethics, which originates from the Al-Qur'an and Sunnah of the Prophet Muhammad SAW. Islamic moral and ethical values include honesty, justice, discipline, responsibility, mutual respect, and various other noble characters. Instilling these values in Islamic religious education can be done through example, habituation and internalization. Through this approach, it is hoped that the Muslim generation can become role models in society with strong morals and ethics in accordance with Islamic teachings. Instilling Islamic moral and ethical values in religious education also includes a deep understanding of concepts such as compassion, mercy and hard work. By understanding these values, individuals can develop empathy for others and foster a caring attitude towards the surrounding environment. Apart from that, Islamic religious education also places emphasis on the importance of self-awareness and introspection, which allows individuals to better understand themselves and improve their weaknesses. The importance of Islamic religious education in character formation is not only limited to the individual sphere, but also has an impact on the development of society and the country as a whole. By having a society with noble morals and Islamic ethics, it is hoped that a harmonious, just and prosperous environment will be created for all. Therefore, Islamic religious education is one of the main pillars in social and humanitarian development.

Islamic religious education holds significant implications in the context of economic development. Within the field of economics, the integration of Islamic values can provide a strong ethical foundation for sustainable and equitable economic practices. This research aims to explore the role and impact of Islamic religious education in shaping the economic perspectives of students and practitioners in the field of economic development. Through literature analysis and field research, we identify the contributions of Islamic religious education to sustainable economic development, Shariah-compliant entrepreneurship, and the application of moral values in economic practices. This study offers deep insights into how Islamic religious education can influence economic paradigms within the context of the economics discipline, fostering the emergence of a generation of economically responsible and ethical leaders. Keywords: , , , S,