What is the legislative miracle in the Holy Quran, and can you provide examples of it?

The legislative inimitability (I'jaz Tashri'i) of the Quran refers to humanity's inability to produce legislation and rulings comparable to those it contains, which organize the life of the individual, the family, and society in all domains. It is characterized by comprehensiveness, as it has encompassed all aspects of social, criminal, economic, political, and ethical life, thereby producing a nation of complete character and distinct features. This legislation was revealed through an unlettered prophet, which indicates its divine origin. Many international comparative law conferences have affirmed this, such as the Hague Conferences in 1937 and 1948, and the Islamic Law Week Symposium in Paris in 1951, all of which acknowledged its legislative value, flexibility, and the richness of its legal schools of thought.