The name "Cadi" is less commonly used in English-speaking cultures but has significant historical and cultural importance. In Arabic, "Qadi" (????) means "judge" or "magistrate," referring to a high-ranking judicial official in Islamic law. The name has been used in various forms across different cultures, often associated with authority and justice. While it is not as widely recognized as other names, "Cadi" remains an important part of Islamic history and cultural heritage.
