You mentioned that a sin weighed down the Messenger, and it is well known that he is protected from sin, so what is meant by what you mentioned?

Question:
The Honorable Shaykh, may Allah grant you success, says: You mentioned, may Allah protect you, that the blood weighed down the Prophet (peace and blessings be upon him), and it is well known that he, peace and blessings be upon him, has no sins, so he is protected from sin. What is meant by what you mentioned?

Answer:
He is protected from what he is protected from. A mistake may occur from him, but not major sins. The prophets are protected in conveying the message from Allah the Exalted. They are protected in conveying the message from Allah; this is a matter of consensus. They are also protected from falling into major sins. As for minor matters, they may occur, but the prophets hasten to repent. No mistake of a prophet is mentioned without it being paired with his repentance and seeking forgiveness. You will find this in the Qur'an, as happened with Adam, as happened with Noah, and as happened with others. There is no sin attributed to a prophet without it being accompanied by repentance. So they are protected from minor sins in the end. They are protected from minor sins in the end.
As for conveying the message from Allah and as for major sins, they are protected from them from the beginning. Yes.