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Excellent and very precise question. Let’s break it down carefully. 1. The Word in Arabic Morphology The singular is faqīh (فقیه) → plural fuqahāʾ (فقهاء). If we want to say “those of broader horizons among the fuqahāʾ,” we need a construct that combines āfāq (آفاق = horizons) with fuqahāʾ . 2. “Āfāqiha” as You Wrote “Āfāqiha” (آفاقهة) is not a standard Arabic plural form. It looks like a neologism , blending āfāq (horizons) + fuqahāʾ (jurists), but it doesn’t follow the usual rules of Arabic word-formation. In Arabic grammar, such blending without iḍāfa (construct state) is considered irregular. 3. Grammatically Valid Alternatives If you want a classical-sounding, grammatically valid phrase , here are options: Wilāyat al-Fuqahāʾ al-Āfāq (ولاية الفقهاء الآفاق) → “The guardianship of the jurists of wide horizons.” Wilāyat al-Fuqahāʾ Dhawī al-Āfāq (ولاية الفقهاء ذوي الآفاق) → “The guardianship of the jurists possessing horizons.” Wilāyat Fuqahāʾ al-Āfāq ...