This study aims to introduce the personality of Bediuzzaman Said Nursi and highlight his contributions, along with those of other scholars in the Quranic interpretation and its miracles. It also seeks to clarify Nursi’s distinctive role compared to earlier and contemporary scholars in this field and to uncover his unique methodology based on solid knowledge and intellectual insights in demonstrating the manifestations of Quranic miracles. This is particularly evident in his work Ishārah al-ljāz fi Maẓān al-Ijāz (Signs of Miraculousness in the Context of Conciseness). These features illustrate that Nursi made significant efforts in interpreting the Quran and emphasizing its miraculous aspects to strengthen faith and guide the contemporary Muslim community toward a correct understanding of religion. The researcher employed the inductive method by collecting data from Nursi’s writings, including The Risalē-I Nūr (Letters of Light) and other relevant works. The analytical method was then used to study and logically analyze each aspect of the topic to understand Nursi’s approach to revealing the miraculous elements of the Quran in his interpretation of its chapters. One of the most significant findings of this research is that Nursi approached the subject of Quranic miracles with a modern and distinctive methodology, focusing on the miracle of the Quran’s structure and eloquence, along with other aspects such as scientific and legislative miracles. While building upon the theory of Quranic structure, Nursi presented it effectively by adhering to proper Arabic linguistic rules and sound religious sciences. This highlights the importance of Nursi’s intellectual legacy in the modern era.