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Line 1: [[File:Dirham with al-Rida.jpg\|thumb\|280px\|alt=Photo of both sides of a silver coin with Arabic inscriptions\|Silver [[dirham]], minted at [[Isfahan]] in 817 CE, citing [[al-Ma'mun]] as [[caliph]] and [[Ali al-Ridha]] as heir apparent ({{transl\|ar\|wali ahd al-muslimin}})]] '''Wali al-Ahd''' ({{lang-ar\|ولي العهد\|Walī al-ʿAhd}}) is the Arabic and Islamic term for a designated heir of a ruler, or [[crown prince]]. ==Origin of the title==

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