The infallibility of the greatest Messenger in the Noble Quran

Among the prominent doctrinal landmarks that distinguish the School of Ahl al-Bayt from many other Islamic schools is the belief in the absolute infallibility of the Great Prophet Muhammad. They have provided many rational and transmitted evidences for this, as detailed and elaborated in the theological books. And since the apparent meanings of some Quranic verses conflict with this belief, the scholars of the Imams and the followers of their guidance have exerted effort—following their Imams—to interpret these verses, clarify their intended meaning, and remove ambiguity and confusion from them. Since these verses often serve as a subject of questions from believers and inquiries about how they reconcile with their firm belief, I have taken it upon myself to examine them. With God's praise and success, I have managed to address their core issues, leaving aside what is clarified in similar cases, drawing inspiration from the clear verses of the Holy Book, enlightened by the knowledge of the Infallibles, benefiting from the explanations of the scholars of the community (may Allah illuminate their proof and elevate their words), and perhaps contributing modestly to clarifying, organizing, or adding to these ideas.