Islamic Ethics in the Development of Science and Technology

Islam is a religion that addresses various aspects of life, one of which is science and technology. Science and technology that is not accompanied by Sharia law and religious guidance can lead to harm and even destruction for humanity. Therefore, ethics related to Islamic Sharia are necessary for the development of science and technology. This research uses a descriptive qualitative approach with data collection methods in the form of a literature review. The purpose of this study is to understand Islamic ethics in the development of science and technology. The research results conclude that there are four Islamic ethics that must be present in developing science and technology: Science and technology should strengthen faith and not the other way around, science and technology should obey Sharia and not the other way around, science and technology should be for the common good and not the other way around, and science and technology should align with human nature and not the other way around.