This research aims to explore the typology, causal factors, and elements of differences (Ikhtilaf) that emerge among Qur'anic exegetes in interpreting the Qur'an. This study employs a library research approach in its methodology. The research findings reveal that the diversity of understanding and interpretation of the Qur'an is an unavoidable reality. Furthermore, when viewed from the perspective of the exegetes' understanding of the text or verse pronunciation, Ikhtilaf in interpretation can be classified into two categories: Ikhtilaf tanawwu' and Ikhtilaf tadhodh. This study also identifies several key factors contributing to the emergence of Ikhtilaf, including: variations in pronoun interpretation, different views on abrogation (naskh mansukh), diversity in Qur'anic readings (qiro'ah), and disparities in understanding the context of distant and near pronunciations.
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