The relation between the infallibility of the Prophet Mohammad (pbuh) and the rebuking verses in view of Allameh

The holy Quran has expressed the infallibility of the holy Prophet(pbuh) in several verses. Nevertheless the purportedly rebuking verses are mutually exclusive with this fact. Islamic theologist have accepted the issue of infallibility although they have debates on its limits. Allameh seyyed heydar amoli , the eighth century shia mystic and the interpreter of Ibn Arabi's works by denoting the theory of the perfect human to the holy Prophet(pbuh),has gone further than the theologians concept of infallibility. Considering the different layers of meaning for quran, he has reached a more profoung understanding of the rebuking verses and its relation to the infallibility of the holy prophet. In this article amoli's viewpoints have been categorized in six groups and it is possible to conclude that in most cases his interpretation of these verses is that they are purportedly addressed to the holy prophet but actually meant for other muslims. According to him, the holy prophet's supplications for blessing does not imply that these verses are addressed to him or that he has performed any sin, but these can be considered as negletion of what was better to do (tark ula).