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The answer is: A
Explanation
In Muslim Law, the term Wali generally means guardian. A Wali can act as a guardian of the person, property, or marriage of a minor.
However, in a strict technical sense:
- Wali → Guardian (especially guardian of the person or marriage)
- Wasi → Executor/testamentary guardian, often appointed by will to manage property
- Wilaya → The authority of guardianship
- Wakil (Wakki) → Agent or representative
Because MCQ questions usually ask “guardian” in general, most exam keys treat Wali as the correct answer.
✅ Correct Option: (A) Wali