- The
Arabic noun qada (قَضَى)
means "a decree" and verb
qudiya (قُضِيَ)
means literally "carrying out or fulfilling". In
Islamic jurisprudence it refers...
-
singular muhafadhah). The
governorates are
subdivided into
districts (or
qadhas),
which are
further divided into sub-districts (or nawāḥī). A nineteenth...
- Bab: Fi Al-Qadr, No. 77, 22 Abu
Abdurrahman Ali bin As-Sayyid Al-W±hifi,
Qadha dan
Qadar Dalam Pandangan Ulama Salaf, terj; Ali murta«o, (Jakarta: Pustaka...
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Arshad faction). In 1958, he was
appointed the vice-mufti of Bhopal's "Dārul
Qadha" (Islamic court); and chief-judge in 1968. He
served as the
Mufti of Bhopal...
-
Ahsham Qaedha (Persian: احشام قائدها, also
Romanized as Aḩshām Qā’edhā and Aḩshām Qā****hā; also
known as Ahahām Qāidān, Aḩshām-e Qā’dhā,
Ahsham Gha****ha...
- him in the
sources because of his
mistake in
understanding issues such as
qadha, qadr, ability, and
tolerance in
understanding the
position of Sadiq. In...
- The
third volume of the book of Urwa al-Wuthqa is
included the book of al-
Qadha,
which has been paid heed by Marjas. Moreover,
Sheikh Abbas Qomi has translated...
- in
elementary and
primary schools and the
official language in
several Qadhas in the
Liwas Mosul, Arbil, Kir**** and
Suleimanya But the
Language Law was...
- dresses. "A'inak al watan" (2005) "Suhubat
mahrajan hala febraier" (2007) "
Qadha walla" (2007) "Jad wa la'ab" (2007) "Jad wa la'ab 2" (2008) "Ammoula" (2012)...
- lens of
Islamic precepts; and to
establish an
Islamic court, the
Darul Qadha. The
first governing body of the
Jamiat Ulama-e-Hind was
formed in Amritsar...
