Muhammad Yusuf Universitas Islam Negeri Alauddin Makassar, Indonesia Abstract The ecological crisis has become one of the most pressing moral, political, and civilizational challenges of the twenty-first century. Within Islamic studies, this crisis invites a serious rethinking of tafsir, particularly its anthropocentric tendencies and its limited engagement with ecological responsibility. This article proposes contextual ecotheology as a hermeneutical framework for reconstructing Qur’anic interpretation toward ecological justice. The study employs qua…