A Systematic Literature Review on Qur’anic Verses Concerning Islamic Economics and Religious Moderation in Contemporary Tafsir Scholarship

This study examines the relationship among religious moderation, sharia economics, and contemporary Qur'an interpretation in the Indonesian context, with the aim of identifying the potential for integrating these to build an inclusive and just social order. This study applies a qualitative-based systematic literature review to scientific publications that discuss religious moderation, sharia economic policy, and contemporary interpretive frameworks. The study's results show that religious moderation plays a strategic role in maintaining social and cultural balance amid a dynamic Indonesian society. However, much of the literature still positions religious moderation primarily as a normative response to radicalization, with limited integration into Sharia economic policy discourse. The principles of sharia economics, especially zakat, waqf, and alms, have significant potential in strengthening religious moderation through strengthening justice and socio-economic equality. In addition, contemporary Qur'an interpretation plays an important role in actualizing Islamic teachings in line with modern social challenges, although its relevance to Sharia economic policies remains relatively limited. This Research emphasizes the importance of integrating religious moderation and Sharia economics as the basis for formulating more adaptive, inclusive, and equitable public policies in Indonesia.