The prophets’ immunity from sin and their parity with other prophets in this feature is counted as one of the fundamental issues in the study of Abrahamic religions. This immunity is perceived in their deeds and religious missions, which are based on intellect and metaphysics, including obeying the Divine precepts in eating and drinking, assigning the amount of Zakat, etc. Owing to the key role of this fact in constructing, developing and fortifying the religious beliefs and deploying the religious values and directing the believers’ manners and religious society and purifying the society from superstitious beliefs and also removing all misgivings about the Divine Prophets, the present article, using the reference heavenly books, has been classified into two sections: the first section studies and criticizes the concept of immunity from sin in Judaism (Torah and Talmud), Christianity (the Old and New Testaments) and Islam (the Holy Quran), and then through the comparative study, prepares the ground for correcting and admitting the true view for the researchers.