mufti in Japanese
mufti in Japanese is ムフティー, 便衣隊, 平服 — mufti means a Muslim legal scholar qualified to issue a fatwa, a formal ruling on a point of Islamic law.
mufti in Japanese
What does "mufti" mean?
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noun A Muslim legal scholar qualified to issue a fatwa, a formal ruling on a point of Islamic law.
"The Grand Mufti issued a ruling on the use of the vaccine."
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noun Ordinary civilian clothes worn by someone who normally wears a uniform, such as a soldier or a schoolchild.
"The officers arrived in mufti so as not to draw attention."
mufti in a sentence
- The Grand Mufti issued a ruling on the use of the vaccine.
- He studied for years before being appointed mufti of the province.
- The officers arrived in mufti so as not to draw attention.
- Friday is a mufti day — no uniform, bring a pound for charity.
Common Japanese translations
Frequently asked questions
What is "mufti" in Japanese?
"mufti" in Japanese is ムフティー, 便衣隊, 平服. mufti means: A Muslim legal scholar qualified to issue a fatwa, a formal ruling on a point of Islamic law.
How do you pronounce ムフティー?
"mufti" in Japanese is ムフティー, pronounced "mufutī".
How do you use "mufti" in a sentence?
Example: "The Grand Mufti issued a ruling on the use of the vaccine." In Japanese, "mufti" is ムフティー, 便衣隊, 平服.
Are there other ways to say "mufti" in Japanese?
Yes — Japanese has 4 translations listed for "mufti": ムフティー, 便衣隊, 平服, 私服.