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Ghulāt (Arabic: غلاة; lit. "extremists", the adjectival form of ghulū), is a term used in the theology of Shia Islam to describe some minority Muslim groups who either ascribe divine characteristics to a member of Muhammad's family (ahl al-bayt), or hold beliefs deemed deviant by mainstream Shi'i theology. In later periods, this term was used to describe any shia group not accepted by the Zaydis, orthodox Twelvers, and sometimes the Ismailis.
The usage derives from the idea that the importance or the veneration of such a religious figure has been "exaggerated".
Traditionally, the first of the gulāt was Abd Allah ibn Sabaʾ, who may have denied that Ali had died and predicting his return (rajʿa), which was considered one form of ghulū. Also, the notion of the absence (ghayba) of an imam who is due to return and establish justice as mahdi seem to have appeared first among the ghulāt. Other positions which seem to have been considered ghulū by early writers were the (public) condemnation (sabb) of Abu Bakr and Umar as usurpers of Ali's right to be a successor of Muhammad, and the notion that the true imams were infallible (maʿsūm).
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