Yahya Yaşar, The İsmet of the Prophets in the Stories of the Quran in the Context of the Integrity of the Quran, Fecr Publishing House, 2020

Throughout history, Almighty Allah has chosen and appointed prophets from among people, which is considered a great blessing for humanity. The appointed prophets are responsible for conveying, explaining, and applying the revelations they receive. In modern times, discussions have arisen regarding the attribute of "ismet" meaning that prophets are protected from sin. This attribute has become contentious, potentially undermining the concept of prophethood. Classical theologians and some scholars examining "ismah" often fail to address the stories of prophets in detail, making the issue more confusing within the verses' internal and contextual coherence. Debates on this topic continue today. The work is divided into two sections: "The Concept of Prophethood in the Quran" and "Analysis of Actions and Statements of Prophets in Quranic Stories That May Imply Sin." In the preface, the author states the goal is to examine verses suggesting prophets may have sinned within the Quran's overall context and the principles of tafsir (p.8). The analyses consider the internal context of verses, textual coherence, chapter integrity, and the Quran's unity, utilizing both classical and contemporary tafsir sources, as well as relevant independent works.