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Definitions from the WebTerm: QadiDefinition: A qadi is a judge in Islamic law and court system. Part of Speech: Noun Sense 1: In the Islamic legal system, a qadi is a judge who is responsible for interpreting and applying sharia law. They play a crucial role in resolving disputes and delivering justice according to Islamic principles. Example sentence 1 (sense 1): The qadi listened attentively to both parties involved in the dispute and carefully considered their arguments before making a fair and just decision. Sense 2: Historically, the term qadi was also used in some local contexts to refer to a local judge or magistrate, regardless of their religious affiliation. Example sentence 2 (sense 2): In certain regions, a qadi was responsible for resolving civil matters and maintaining law and order within the community. Related products: | ||||
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