What does qadi mean?
noun
A judge or magistrate in a Muslim country, or a title given to a high-ranking official in a Muslim court. A qadi is often responsible for interpreting Islamic law.
Example
"The qadi presided over the trial, ensuring that the proceedings were fair and in accordance with Islamic law."
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