Quranic analogies, as a network of literal and spiritual connections between verses, are considered one of the fundamental pillars of intratextual interpretation (Quran to Quran), which in the interpretation of Al-Mizan, play a key role in the systematic understanding of revealed meanings. Beyond apparent similarities, these analogies are considered a tool for discovering the internal coherence of the Quran and resolving semantic ambiguities. The present study, using a descriptive-analytical method and focusing on the blessed Surah Al-Mu'minun, has investigated the way Allameh Tabataba'i uses Quranic analogies. In this path, analogies have been extracted and analyzed at two literal and spiritual levels. The main goal of this research is to identify and classify the functions of analogies in the interpretation of Al-Mizan and explain their role in order to show how this tool helps in the transition from disaggregated understanding to systematic understanding. The findings indicate that Allameh Tabataba'i uses analogies to examine the meanings of words, solve fundamental problems, and draw a coherent system of monotheistic and resurrection beliefs. It was also found that the use of analogies in Surah Al-Mu'minun, in addition to explaining ontological truths, emphasizes sincerity and responsibility, and forms an educational system in which verses related to the origin, resurrection, and practical conduct are connected to each other in a meaningful structural and guiding connection. Therefore, in Allameh's approach, Quranic analogies, beyond verbal references, have an underlying function in discovering the "semantic system" of the surah and organize the doctrinal and moral propositions in an interconnected and purposeful structure.