Fast changes in technology have changed how businesses deal with corporate social responsibility (CSR). This study explores how Islamic business ethics fit into CSR in today’s digital time. The main question is how to use Islamic ideas like fairness (‘Adl), kindness (Iḥsān), and responsibility (Khilāfah) in modern digital business ways. The study uses descriptive, analytical, and step-by-step methods. It checks out both original sources, like religious texts, and other research papers. It also uses information from real business activities. The study mixes Islamic ethical ideas with CSR plans. It finds that digitalization can make things more open and help businesses connect better with people involved. But modern businesses face problems like data privacy and other big issues. The study gives practical ideas for businesses and government leaders to use. Digital work can follow Islamic ethical rules when put into action. Business ethics teams help keep standards high and build trust with people in this digital age. This information is helpful for researchers and workers in schools and real-life jobs. Companies use these standards to keep their actions socially responsible.