IPA: /ˈmʌfti/
KK: /ˈmʌfti/
A person who interprets Islamic law or a type of civilian clothing worn by someone who usually wears a uniform.
The soldier wore a mufti when he was off duty.
Mufti originates from Arabic "مفتي" (mufti), meaning one who gives legal opinions or interpretations in Islamic law. The term refers specifically to a scholar qualified to issue fatwas, or legal rulings.
Think of a mufti as someone who provides legal opinions in Islamic law, as the Arabic root means a person who interprets legal matters.