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muf·ti 1 M0467100 (mŭf′tē, mo͝of′-)n. pl. muf·tis A Muslim scholar who interprets the shari'a. [Arabic muftī, one who gives legal opinions, active participle of 'aftā, to decide by legal opinion; see ptw in Semitic roots.]
muf·ti 2 M0467100 (mŭf′tē)n. pl. muf·tis Civilian dress, especially when worn by one who normally wears a uniform. [Probably from mufti.]mufti (ˈmʌftɪ) n, pl -tis1. (Islam) a Muslim legal expert and adviser on the law of the Koran2. (Islam) (in the former Ottoman empire) the leader of the religious community[C16: from Arabic muftī, from aftā to give a (legal) decision]
mufti (ˈmʌftɪ) n, pl -tis (Clothing & Fashion) civilian dress, esp as worn by a person who normally wears a military uniform[C19: perhaps from mufti1]muf•ti (ˈmʌf ti) n., pl. -tis. 1. civilian clothes, as worn by a person who usu. wears a uniform. 2. a Muslim legal adviser consulted in applying the religious law. [1580–90; < Arabic muftī literally, a person who delivers a judgment; sense of definition 1 is obscurely derived] mufti - Civilian clothes worn by a person who usually wears a uniform.See also related terms for uniform.ThesaurusNoun | 1. | mufti - a jurist who interprets Muslim religious lawgrand mufti - the chief mufti of a districtjurist, legal expert - a legal scholar versed in civil law or the law of nations | | 2. | mufti - civilian dress worn by a person who is entitled to wear a military uniformcivilian clothing, civilian dress, civilian garb, plain clothes - ordinary clothing as distinguished from uniforms, work clothes, clerical garb, etc. | Translationsmufti
mufti (mŭf`tē), in Islamic law, attorney or judicial/religious scholar who writes his opinion (fatwafatwa, in Islamic law, an opinion made by a judicial/religious scholar (a mufti) on a legal, civil, or religious matter. The fatwa is usually a valuable source of information on any subject for private individuals or for judges or other authorities, and it is normally used as a ..... Click the link for more information. ) on legal subjects for private clients or to assist judges in deciding cases. The recorded opinions of the muftis are a valuable source of information for the actual working of Islamic law as opposed to the abstract formulation. Only in the fields of marriage, divorce, and inheritance are the fatwas binding precedents; on other subjects they might be set aside. In the Ottoman Empire the muftis were state officials, and the mufti of Constantinople was the highest of these. The British, who retained the institution in some Muslim areas under their control, gave to the office of Amin al-HusseiniHusseini, Amin al- , 1896?–1974, Arab political and religious leader. He was inveterately opposed to the creation of a Jewish state in Palestine, and, suspected of complicity in anti-Jewish riots in Jerusalem (1920), he fled to avoid punishment. ..... Click the link for more information. , the grand mufti of Jerusalem, great political importance.Mufti in Islam, a higher theological figure empowered to pronounce opinions on religious and legal matters and to give instructions about the application of the sharia (the body of formally established sacred law in Islam). A mufti’s opinion (fatwa) is based on the religious and legal canons of the Islamic school (Sunnism or Shiism) or sect (madhab) predominant in a given country. mufti1. a Muslim legal expert and adviser on the law of the Koran 2. (in the former Ottoman empire) the leader of the religious community MUFTI
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mufti Related to mufti: grand muftiWords related to muftinoun a jurist who interprets Muslim religious lawRelated Words- grand mufti
- jurist
- legal expert
noun civilian dress worn by a person who is entitled to wear a military uniformRelated Words- civilian clothing
- civilian dress
- civilian garb
- plain clothes
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