qadi , auch: cadi

The chief Qadi there was recognized for having the final religious authority.

He asked for a private audience and the qadi granted it.

There are no appeals to the judgements of a qadi.

Together with his three friends, he was brought before the qadi of Jerusalem and sentenced to death.

Qadi worked in the sectors of agriculture and industry as a manager.

When the qadi shook his head, he went on.

A qadi is a judge in an Islamic court.

He is said to have been the first Druze religious judge (qadi).

The Qadi also had the power to grant a pardon or offer refuge.

A marriage is registered by the Qadi who performs the short ceremony.

Judges were appointed in sufficient number, and there was no district which did not have a Qadi.

Once this law had been formed, however, the role of the qadi underwent a profound change.

"After you left he and the qadi came the back way by Safad.

The Qadi stated that the cost of the funeral would be borne by her father.

The little qadi showed his relief that the uncertainty had been erased.

He appointed the qadi (judge), the treasurer, and the police chief.

For this he was sentenced by a Qadi for execution.

This made the position of Grand Qadi analogous to a modern day chief justice.

A qadi is a judge responsible for the application of Islamic positive law (fiqh).

"We always lose our rights in religious courts," Ms. Qadi said.

Normally the qadi heard pleas in the open.

His paternal great-great-grandfather had been the city's first qadi.

A highly educated karamogo could become a professional imam or qadi (judge).

Qadi received a bachelor's degree in science from Sebha University.

All persons in the chain, except for the supreme ruler or his governor, bore the title qadi.