Methodology is a branch of the philosophy of knowledge that examines elements instrumental in understanding the method of a science, discussing foundations, requirements, methods, sources, and research vulnerabilities. Given the significance of methodological approaches in Qur'anic exegeses, their impact on social exegeses, and their practical utility, methodological discussion has become one of the most critical subjects of interest in social exegeses. Consequently, this study aims to elucidate the structured perspectives of the Holy Qur'an regarding the resolution of social issues. In this regard, the Holy Qur'an presents a methodical pluralism that accounts for anthropological foundations, cultural and biological differences, and the varied capacities of individuals, groups, and regions. Utilizing a descriptive analytical approach and referencing exegeses, this research investigates the outcomes of the Holy Qur'an’s engagement with social issues. The findings indicate that the Holy Qur'an employs diverse methodologies such as cultural hermeneutics, positivism, rationalism, norm
setting, and cultural semantics to enable contemporary commentators, and by extension today’s society, to thoroughly re examine and analyze structured methods, subsequently applying the Qur'anic strategies for dealing with social phenomena as optimal models in modern societies. Ultimately, the study concludes that the Qur'an, considering its diverse audience across different times and spaces, utilizes a form of methodical pluralism embedded in divine revelation to address social problems; simultaneously, each method possesses its unique efficacy, as a single approach cannot adequately respond to the multi faceted needs of a dynamic society.