Which sectarian group was al-Maliki accused of favoring?
Sunnis
Kurds
Shia
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Answer
Shia, the answer referring to the sectarian group al-Maliki was accused of favoring, represents the community of Islam that considers Ali, Muhammad's cousin and son-in-law, as the rightful successor to the Islamic prophet. Shia Islam emphasizes the spiritual and political leadership of the Imams, descendants of Ali and Muhammad, and views them as the only legitimate authorities to interpret Islamic law and guide the Muslim community.
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