The study aimed to clarify the concept of ethical principles and the differences between them and moral values. It sought to uncover the ethical principles and their applications through the complete Surah Al-Isra, highlighting the educational impacts of these ethical principles and their applications, and explaining the influence of these ethical principles and their applications on the civilizational aspect. The research methodology included the use of the inductive method, which involved a comprehensive exploration of Surah Al-Isra, the deductive method, which involved deriving ethical principles, and the descriptive analytical method, which involved studying the ethical principles and their applications. This comprehensive approach allowed for a detailed understanding of the educational and civilizational impacts of these ethical principles. The study's structure included an introduction, two chapters, and sections, with each section divided into two subsections. It concluded with findings and recommendations. The study concluded that ethical principles are universal and not limited to specific instances. Surah Al-Isra contains four main ethical principles: the faith-based ethical principle, the behavioral ethical principle, the familial and social ethical principle, and the financial transaction ethical principle. Each major ethical principle contains specific principles within it, and these ethical principles have significant educational and civilizational value.