الجاثليق
Root entry · 6 derived lemmasThis entry defines the term 'al-jāthlīq', which refers to a high-ranking Christian cleric within Islamic lands. It outlines a hierarchical structure of church leadership, starting from the jāthlīq and descending through various ranks.
Derived headwords
- 1.Christian patriarchclassical
The chief patriarch of Christians in Islamic lands, specifically in Baghdad (Madinat al-Salam). This title denotes a high ecclesiastical authority.
- 1.Patriarchclassical
A high-ranking bishop or patriarch, specifically mentioned as being superior to the jāthlīq in this context, referring to the Patriarch of Antioch.
- 1.Metropolitan bishopclassical
A bishop of a major city or province, who is subordinate to the patriarch (like the Patriarch of Antioch) and superior to other bishops.
- 1.Bishopclassical
A senior member of the clergy, typically in charge of a diocese or a specific region, who is subordinate to the metropolitan bishop.
- 1.Priestclassical
A minister or religious leader authorized to perform specific functions in the Christian church, subordinate to the bishop.
- 1.Deaconclassical
A subordinate officer in Christian churches, assisting the priests and bishops in their duties.