Heavenly Warrant delves into the Quranic and theological concept of divine authorization, focusing on the idea that God appoints certain individuals as spiritual and temporal leaders, often referred to as Imams or Prophets. This book investigates the scriptural and historical evidence that supports the notion of a heavenly warrant, an unbreakable link between divine authority and the leadership of the community. It explores the religious framework behind Imamate and Prophethood, discussing how these roles are legitimized through divine selection and how they serve as guides for humanity. Additionally, the book examines instances from Islamic history where individuals were divinely appointed to lead, and the implications of rejecting such leadership. Heavenly Warrant is an essential resource for readers interested in understanding the Quranic basis for leadership in Islam, the role of divine authority, and the theological foundation that supports the concept of chosen guides and protectors of faith.