The judges and tribunal-leaders of the Tal’Mahe’Ra, the Qadis interpret and adjudicate the millennia-old, impenetrably complex, and wholly alien body of True Black Hand policy. What informs the reasons they construct and apply rules may not be visible or even comprehensible to outsiders or lesser True Black Hand members, and their outlook is often colored by the religious principles of the sect as much as it is by the material needs or historical traditions of the faction. A great deal of politicking happens behind the scenes among the Qadi, who are old and terrible monsters who have the ability to rebuild the dogma of the in their own image, one aspect at a time.
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| - The judges and tribunal-leaders of the Tal’Mahe’Ra, the Qadis interpret and adjudicate the millennia-old, impenetrably complex, and wholly alien body of True Black Hand policy. What informs the reasons they construct and apply rules may not be visible or even comprehensible to outsiders or lesser True Black Hand members, and their outlook is often colored by the religious principles of the sect as much as it is by the material needs or historical traditions of the faction. A great deal of politicking happens behind the scenes among the Qadi, who are old and terrible monsters who have the ability to rebuild the dogma of the in their own image, one aspect at a time.
- [[Bestand:Arabischer Maler um 1335 002.jpg|thumb|right|200px|Abu Zayd pleit bij de Qadi van Ma'arrat al-Numan (1334)]]Een qadi (ook wel: qazi en kadi (Arabisch: قاضى) is een islamitische rechter die op grond van de sharia, de islamitische wetgeving, oordeelt. Omdat er in de islam geen scheiding is tussen de religieuze en seculiere wereld, hebben qadi's feitelijk jurisdictie over alle rechterlijke zaken van moslims. Het oordeel van een qadi moet gebaseerd zijn op idjma, een van de vier bronnen van de fiqh.
- The Qadi, which meant servants, or judges, were created to help the Caliph enforce and judge the law at Medinaat al-Salaam. They were originally known as the Rightly-Guided Servants of the Mighty Caliph.
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| - The judges and tribunal-leaders of the Tal’Mahe’Ra, the Qadis interpret and adjudicate the millennia-old, impenetrably complex, and wholly alien body of True Black Hand policy. What informs the reasons they construct and apply rules may not be visible or even comprehensible to outsiders or lesser True Black Hand members, and their outlook is often colored by the religious principles of the sect as much as it is by the material needs or historical traditions of the faction. A great deal of politicking happens behind the scenes among the Qadi, who are old and terrible monsters who have the ability to rebuild the dogma of the in their own image, one aspect at a time.
- [[Bestand:Arabischer Maler um 1335 002.jpg|thumb|right|200px|Abu Zayd pleit bij de Qadi van Ma'arrat al-Numan (1334)]]Een qadi (ook wel: qazi en kadi (Arabisch: قاضى) is een islamitische rechter die op grond van de sharia, de islamitische wetgeving, oordeelt. Omdat er in de islam geen scheiding is tussen de religieuze en seculiere wereld, hebben qadi's feitelijk jurisdictie over alle rechterlijke zaken van moslims. Het oordeel van een qadi moet gebaseerd zijn op idjma, een van de vier bronnen van de fiqh.
- The Qadi, which meant servants, or judges, were created to help the Caliph enforce and judge the law at Medinaat al-Salaam. They were originally known as the Rightly-Guided Servants of the Mighty Caliph.
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