qadi
IPA: kˈɑdi
noun
- (Islam, law) a judge who is trained in and practices Islamic law
Examples of "qadi" in Sentences
- The qadi openly sympathized with the Jews.
- He was appointed chief Qadi of the province.
- Clerics of the Exalted Faith are known as qadi.
- It is only concered with qadi in the ottoman empire.
- He appointed the qadi, the treasurer, and the police chief.
- In Al Andalus a single qadi was appointed to each province.
- Luqmat al Qadi literally translates to the bite of the judge .
- A marriage is registered by the Qadi who performs the short ceremony.
- Issued by a qadi judge in response to a specific case and circumstances.
- The chief Qadi there was recognized for having the final religious authority.