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'''Wilaya''' (Arabic:{{ia|الولاية}}) literally means having guardianship and having the right to administer the properties of others. In [[Shi'a]] terminology it usually has the meaning and refers to the divine sanctioned guardianship of the [[Imams (a)]] over people. Wilaya Tashri'i, Wilaya Tafsiri, Wilaya Takwini and Wilaya Siyasi are all branches of the core wilaya. The Holy [[Qur'an]] confines the right of wilaya to Allah; it is He who gives this right to whomever He pleases. Additionally, based upon Islamic sources, Allah has granted this right of wilaya to the [[Prophet]]s, the Imams and to the scholars.
'''Wilaya''' (Arabic:{{ia|الولاية}}) literally means having guardianship and having the right to administer the properties of others. In [[Shi'a]] terminology it usually has the meaning and refers to the divine sanctioned guardianship of the [[Imams (a)]] over people. Wilaya Tashri'i, Wilaya Tafsiri, Wilaya Takwini and Wilaya Siyasi are all branches of the core wilaya. The Holy [[Qur'an]] confines the right of wilaya to Allah; it is He who gives this right to whomever He pleases. Additionally, based upon Islamic sources, Allah has granted this right of wilaya to the [[Prophet]]s, the Imams and to the scholars.


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