Qadi

Read by Ben Tucker.

The Ghoul During the reign of the Caliph Vatik, a young man of good repute and family, named Nur ad-Din Hassan, was hailed before the Qadi Ahmed bin Bakar at Busura.

Now Nur ad-Din was a comely youth, of open and gentle mien, and great was the astonishment of the Qadi and of all others present when they heard the charges that were preferred against him.

He was accused of having slain seven people, one by one, on seven successive nights, and of having left the corpses in a cemetery near Bussora, where they were found lying with their bodies and members devoured in a fearsome manner, as if by jackals.

Of the people he was said to have slain, three were women, two were traveling merchants, one was a mendicant, and one was a grave-digger.

There was neither offense given nor injury wrought by any of them against me, replied Nur ad-Din, and I did not kill them for their money or belongings or apparel, since I had no need of such things, and, aside from that, have always been an honest man.

Then, cried Ahmed bin Bakar, greatly puzzled, what was thy reason if it was none of these? Now the face of Nur ad-Din Hassan grew heavier still with sorrow, and he bowed his head in a shamefaced manner that bespoke the utterness of profound remorse.

And standing thus before the Qadi, he told this story.

Mm-hmm.

So she went to the Qadi's court.

By then I was practicing.

And she was, the man was called and was told, "You must give her the khula."

So in an Islamic state, when someone is reported for not offering Salah, that person is investigated.

Someone goes, the Qadi goes and asks him.

Or if it's clear, then Qadi says, come back to your senses.

He's treated as a Murtad.

He's treated as someone who has left Islam.

Now that the marriage is, um, nullified.

And so with that being said, with that being said, if the marriage is nullified, then referring to who? How, who nullifies the marriage? The Qadi.

Now, the Qadi.

So we're talking about nullif- the, the, the nullifying of the marriage and rendering that marriage void.

Then this is a ca- this is a, in relation to a case being brought before a judge, and then the judge, Yani, ruling that based upon all of the information being given, that that marriage has been brought to an end, is, is nullified.

So Muawiyah ibn Qurra, inshallah we will come across his invitation of the Sahaba to make dua for his son when his son was born.

His son is Iyas, the famous, very intelligent Qadi of Basra.

He was a very well-known judge in Basra, very famous for his wit and intelligence, knowledge and intelligence and wisdom and so on.

But the point is that Muawiyah, his father, brought the Sahaba to make du'a for his son when his son was born.

The crowd laughed as Ali left, hanging his head in shame.

The next morning, Ali and Abu went to the Qadi, the local judge, who would decide their case.

When the Qadi heard their story, he did not believe Ali either.

Omar and his friends heard of the verdict.

So why was Ali away so long? asked Hassan,

The Caliph's court would consider his case.

The Caliph offered Omar a seat next to his own.

Ali, Abu and the Qadi who had ruled between them stood before the Caliph.