caliph
/ˈkælɪf/Definitions
1. noun
A supreme leader or ruler in an Islamic state or community, especially a successor to the Prophet Muhammad.
“The caliph was a powerful figure who united the Muslim world under one rule.”
2. noun
A ruler or leader of a Muslim state or community, especially in the early Islamic period.
“The caliph was considered a direct descendant of the Prophet Muhammad and had great spiritual authority.”
3. noun
A title given to a ruler or leader of a Muslim state or community.
“The caliph’s palace was a grand and beautiful building that reflected his wealth and power.”