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Imamate, or imamah, is a central doctrine in Shia Islam with a belief that the imam is a divinely appointed guide critical to preserve and interpret the religion and faith. Ismaili belief emphasizes the imamate is vital for Muslims to understand the exoteric and esoteric dimensions of the Quran. This doctrine has developed over time in connection with early disputes over succession, authority, and the religious meaning of leadership in the Muslim community following the death of Muhammad.
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