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mufti

/ˈmʌf.ti/

Traduction: Nom avec deux sens distincts : un juriste qui interprète le droit religieux musulman, ou des vêtements civils portés par une personne qui porte habituellement un uniforme militaire.

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noun

/ˈmʌf.ti/C2formal
  • frNom avec deux sens distincts : un juriste qui interprète le droit religieux musulman, ou des vêtements civils portés par une personne qui porte habituellement un uniforme militaire.

A noun with two distinct meanings: a jurist who interprets Muslim religious law, or civilian clothing worn by someone who normally wears a military uniform.

  1. Islamic legal expertC1formal

    A Muslim legal scholar who is qualified to issue a non-binding opinion (fatwa) on a point of Islamic law (Sharia).

    frmufti (jurisconsulte musulman)

    • The mufti issued a fatwa regarding the ethical use of modern technology.
    • In many Islamic countries, a grand mufti is the highest official authority on religious law.
    • The community consulted a mufti to clarify the rules of inheritance.
  2. Civilian clothesC1informalbritish

    Plain clothes worn by a person who normally wears a uniform, especially a military or police uniform.

    frvêtements civils

    • The officer was in mufti, so I didn't recognize him at first.
    • After the parade, the soldiers changed into mufti for the evening.
    • The dress code for the party was mufti, so no one wore their uniform.

    Synonymescivilian dresscivviesplain clothes

    Antonymesuniform

Formes
  • muftis plural form
  • muftis' possessive plural form
  • mufti's possessive singular form