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- noun Plural form of
qazi .
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Already a handful of judges trained in Islamic law, called qazis, have been hearing relatively routine disputes in Swat.
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Already a handful of judges trained in Islamic law, called qazis, have been hearing relatively routine disputes in Swat.
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Already a handful of judges trained in Islamic law, called qazis, have been hearing relatively routine disputes in Swat.
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'qazis'; but there is no historical record to prove or disprove their existence.
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Shoaib Malik's legal tussle with Ayesha alias Maha Siddiqui may have landed him in a soup but won't be a hurdle to his wedding with Sania Mirza, top qazis and ulema of China, and will reach the city by April.
WN.com - Articles related to Bombay HC ready to deal with Muslim girls' marriage age issue 2010
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HYDERABAD: Shoaib Malik's legal tussle with Ayesha alias Maha Siddiqui may have landed him in a soup but won't be a hurdle to his wedding with Sania Mirza, top qazis and ulema of Hyderabad told TOI on Monday.
The Times of India 2010
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He said the qazis appointed by the NWFP government for the Darul Qaza were judges and their appointments had "not been in accordance with Islam".
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His concept of Sharia then and now is a simple judicial system in which judges, or qazis as he referred to them, would preside courts and dispense quick and affordable justice.
Bloggers.Pakistan 2009
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Addressing a press conference in Mingora, he described the newly appointed qazis as powerless.
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Authorities said two qazis, or judges trained in Islamic law, reviewed around 30 minor cases in Mingora, the largest city in Swat, on Tuesday.
axisoflogic.com 2009
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