Explaining the scientific authority of the Quran in the method of expressing moral wisdom with emphasis on the interpretative opinions of Allamah Tabataba'i

The Holy Quran, revealed to guide humanity, presents the finest models across various domains, including the methods used to articulate ethical wisdom. This study aims to elucidate the Quran's status as a scholarly authority regarding the typology of these methods, with a particular focus on the exegetical views of Allameh Tabataba'i. In this article, written using a descriptive-analytical method, the techniques for articulating ethical wisdom have been identified and categorized through a review of the Quran's words of wisdom—centered on the *Al-Mizan* exegesis and supplemented by other commentaries where necessary. To this end, all verses of the Quran were examined; ethical and wise recommendations were extracted, and the methods employed to articulate them were categorized and classified. The research findings revealed that the Holy Quran utilizes two strategies—direct and indirect expression—and three literary modes—expressive, epistemological, and situational—to convey ethical wisdom. In these instances, methods such as storytelling, parables, addressing doubts, question-and-answer sessions, selecting appropriate times and places, utilizing specific situations, and employing the language of animals are utilized. Consequently, the Holy Quran can serve as a scholarly reference for the style of articulating words of wisdom