mudir
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- noun
Examples
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The akida (they became mudir in the 1920s), kadhi, and masheha remained.
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As a mudir, he is responsible for overseeing all operations in the local store.
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The mudir made important decisions that affected the entire team.
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In many Arabic-speaking regions, the mudir plays a crucial role in managing staff and resources.
Synonyms
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A person who manages resources and spending in an organization
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The person who runs a company and makes its most important decisions
An official who manages and supervises a mosque or school
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Etymology
Mudir comes from the Arabic word mudīr, which means 'director' or 'one who manages', and it is used in Arabic-speaking countries for the person in charge. It is like the English words manager and director, so a mudir is someone who leads and makes important decisions for a company or place.