How To Use qadi In A Sentence
- Abdul is prefixed to one of the 99 names of God in the Quran which identify His various attributes, which gives us Abdul Rahim, Abdul Rahman, Abdul Karim, Abdul Latif, Abdul Qadir, and so on.
- The qadi decides when enough evidence has been heard and at that point announces a decision in open court. The Volokh Conspiracy » Rejection of Saudi Arabia as an Alternate Forum for Resolving a Dispute:
- Every party to a case, “sitting and facing the qadi the judge, conversationally presents its evidence which the qadi hears and weighs.” The Volokh Conspiracy » Rejection of Saudi Arabia as an Alternate Forum for Resolving a Dispute:
- A few Arabian soldiers, rousted out-after Zabdas gained himself ill will by waking the qadi, I gather. The Boat of a Million Years
- She was not present when Zabdas sought the qadi soon after his conversion; but in view of what was overheard and passed on, and what happened later, eventually she believed she could reconstruct it almost as well as if she had been invisibly listening. The Boat of a Million Years
- Mir also repeatedly asks the caller to crosscheck Khawaja for his contacts with the CIA and being an agent of the international network of Ahmadiyya; and says that in his opinion Qadiyanis (the Ahmadiyya) are 'worse than kafirs (the non-believers),' thus encouraging the militant commander to kill him. Abdulhadi Hairan: How a Top Pakistani Journalist Encouraged a Militant Commander to Kill a Former Official
- The name Kadesh was probably preserved over the centuries in the name of a nearby smaller spring called Ein Qadis. The Bible Unearthed
- He asked for a private audience and the qadi granted it. The Boat of a Million Years
- The clandestine Sufi orders - chiefly the Naqshbandiya and Qadiriya - survived, as did itinerant mullahs, makeshift mosques, and the pilgrimages to the gravesites and shrines of saints that are so central to Sufism.
- These "threatening banners" promised heaven for anyone who killed a Qadiani a derogatory term for Ahmadi Muslims. Qasim Rashid: Convert Or Die
