definition of the word "mufti"?

Answer 1

Quoting the source: "Person responsible for interpreting Muslim law and was held in high esteem by the population. The Mufti's opinion is expressed in a document called a fetwa."

Answer 2

Dear Asker,

Mufti means 'offical learned in Islamic law who is in charge of Islamic affairs for a province'

we can say.
Regards,
Tanju

Answer 3

A mufti (Arabic: مفتى‎) is an Islamic scholar who is an interpreter or expounder of Islamic law (Sharia), capable of issuing fataawa (plural of "fatwa").

In various Muslim countries, the person in the position of mufti rules if capital punishment is in accord with Islamic jurisprudence and the sharia and sometimes overrules criminal courts.

Answer 4

This is an alternative reference to the word mufti. It was used in the services to indicate that you were intending to dress in civilian clothes rather than turning up in uniform.

Answer 5

when I grew up it meant "casual clothes". I have found this to corroborate it !
"Mufti" is quite common amongst older Brits - it came from the era of the colonies and was generally used by soldiers to mean "non-uniform dress". "In mufti" is probably the commonest use, used particularly by ex-servicemen of my acquaintance. It doesn't mean casual as such - because soldiers have at least 2 uniforms "dress" for ceremonial use and "battledress" for everyday use. I have never heard a serviceman call his battledress "mufti" and indeed a soldier would call non-dress uniform "khaki" (pron "car-key" NOT "cacky"!).

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