"قدیس" is an Arabic term that translates to "saint" in English. It refers to a person recognized for their holiness, virtue, and exemplary life, often associated with religious traditions. In many cultures, قدیسes are venerated for their spiritual contributions and are believed to intercede on behalf of the faithful. In Christianity, particularly within the Catholic and Orthodox traditions, قدیسes are canonized after their death, acknowledging their miracles and piety. They often have feast days dedicated to them, where followers celebrate their lives and teachings, seeking inspiration and guidance in their own spiritual journeys.