The truth and reliability of the Prophets problems

Each of the adjectives of prophets is a part of a whole that completes one another. Without these concepts or when one of them is missing, there is a deficiency in the concept of the prophet. On account of "Sıdq (truthfulness), entrusted, communicated, fetanet and ismet" are obligatory adjectives that prophets have.Prophets have no liberties in respect of human nature and characteristics among other people. Like all, they eat, drink, sicken, sleep, pray, grow old and die, but prophets obtained the capability of being messenger among high creator and slaves. And this case requires prophet to be different from other people and set an example for society where they were sent. This difference requires to be royal in respect of moral and merit and to notify heavenly inspiration they had. Therefore, all the prophets are described with the titles of Honesty, Trust, erudition, Virtue and Communicating. These titles faciliated prophets to implement communication tasks of divine inspiration they received and deeply impressed on individuals and societies, especially in respect of moral.