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Meanings of mufti in English
Sunni Islamic scholar who is an interpreter or expounder of Islamic law.
Related terms
Clothing worn in private or civil life, especially by those otherwise in uniform.
Usage of mufti in English
1
He said the new mufti had no political or sectarian religious affiliations.
2
The uniform of the military came before the mufti of the civilian.
3
Types of men in the Guides' Cavalry, both in uniform and mufti
4
One day, while the narrator was fishing, Santos-Ott suddenly appeared in mufti.
5
In mufti he is about as exciting as the drizzle-damp Woking afternoon.
6
She drifted away, and the man in mufti sat down again.
7
Bradbury, in a mufti suit of gray, stepped into the office.
8
If so, our friend in mufti was prepared to give it.
9
Otherwise he carried himself like a British cavalry officer in mufti.
10
A little earlier, deputy mufti Valiulla Yakupov was shot dead outside his home.
11
Benefactor's brother now presidente, but everywhere pictures of Benefactor in mufti.
12
He, like Joe, wore mufti and now extended his hand to be shaken.
13
The mufti's main job is to issue Islamic legal opinions.
14
One of the operatives saw a friend in mufti coming out of a saloon.
15
Staff officers in mufti have been round all the frontiers.
16
A young man, very obviously a soldier in mufti, was hovering in the background.
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Translations for mufti
Russian
Portuguese
Mufti through the time
Mufti across language varieties
United Kingdom
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