Modern society is grappling with a crisis of patience, driven by a culture of instant gratification and the pressures of digital life, which have eroded emotional regulation skills and mental resilience. Amidst this context, the Qur'an presents the concept of patience (*sabr*) as a comprehensive and transcendent value system. This study aims to explore the values of patience found in Qur'anic verses and to categorize them from an axiological perspective, specifically examining: 1) the values of patience within the Qur'an using a thematic exegesis (*tafsir*) approach, and 2) the categorization of these values through the lens of axiology. The research employs the thematic exegesis (*maudhu'i*) method combined with an axiological analysis. Primary data were derived from Qur'anic verses containing the word *sabr* and its derivatives, while secondary data were obtained from classical and contemporary exegetical works and relevant axiological literature. The study concludes that the axiology of patience in the Qur'an constitutes an integral and holistic value system: it holds vertical significance in the relationship between humans and Allah, horizontal significance in human interactions with others, and historical significance within the long trajectory of the struggles undertaken by prophets and believers.
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