Where does “qadi” come from?
Qadi comes from Arabic qāḍin, the active participle of Arabic qāḍā, meaning "to judge" or "to decide."
qadi (English): A civil judge in certain Islamic countries
Definitions
- A civil judge in certain Islamic countries
Qadi comes from Arabic qāḍin, the active participle of Arabic qāḍā, meaning "to judge" or "to decide."
qadi (English): A civil judge in certain Islamic countries