Talk:Adat
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[edit] Adat in other languages?
I've heard the word used regarding Chechnya, I think to describe Islamic traditional law (i.e. different from Indonesian usage). I'd guess they're from the same origin (Arabic?) though coincidence isn't impossible. --Singkong2005 07:47, 19 December 2005 (UTC)
Adat is the Hindi, Urdu and Punjabi word for "habit" or "custom" - Sbaldwin on Oct 22, 2006
Adat is an arabic word means "custom" - Orhanghazi on June 13, 2008