Can a guardian (Wali) delegate the authority to contract marriage for his female charge without her permission?

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The guardian (Wali) possesses the authority to delegate the marriage contract of his female charge to another person, irrespective of whether the Wali is the father or someone else, and this delegation is valid without requiring the permission of the female charge. This ruling is established because the Wali's authority stems from a religious decree (Shar'i Wilayah) concerning the contract, similar to the authority of a judge (Hakam). A judge has the power to delegate marriage contracts without the woman's consent; similarly, the Wali can do so. Furthermore, the Wali's authority originates from his status, not from the woman's side, thus her permission is not required for his delegation, unlike a mere agent (Wakeel).