caliphal Antonyms
Strongest:
Strong:
- mendicant
- diocesan
- pontifical
- religious
- papal
- divine
- churchly
- episcopal
- sacramental
- canonical
- holy
- monachal
- clerical
- conventual
- apostolic
- patriarchal
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Meaning of caliphal
caliphal
a successor of Muhammad as temporal (see temporal entry 1 sense 1c) and spiritual head of Islam, an important Muslim political and religious leader
caliphal Sentence Examples
- The caliphal decree was met with widespread resistance from the populace.
- The caliphal army marched across the territory, conquering new lands.
- The caliphal court was a center of learning and culture during the Golden Age.
- The caliphal period marked a time of great prosperity and expansion for the Islamic empire.
- The caliphal dynasty ruled over a vast territory, spanning from Spain to India.
- The caliphal government was based on the principles of Sharia law.
- The caliphal caliphate was the highest political and religious authority in the Islamic world.
- The caliphal system of government was replaced by a military dictatorship in the 13th century.
- The caliphal historian al-Tabari recorded a comprehensive history of the Islamic caliphates.
- The caliphal legacy continues to influence Muslim politics and culture today.
FAQs About the word caliphal
a successor of Muhammad as temporal (see temporal entry 1 sense 1c) and spiritual head of Islam, an important Muslim political and religious leader
monastic, ecclesiastic, ecclesiastical,rabbinical, rabbinic, mendicant, diocesan, pontifical, religious, papal
secular, temporal, lay,,nonclerical
The caliphal decree was met with widespread resistance from the populace.
The caliphal army marched across the territory, conquering new lands.
The caliphal court was a center of learning and culture during the Golden Age.
The caliphal period marked a time of great prosperity and expansion for the Islamic empire.
