About Mufti
The surname Mufti is of Arabic origin and is derived from the title "Mufti," which refers to a legal expert in Islamic law who is authorized to issue religious rulings. The term "Mufti" comes from the Arabic word "fatwa," meaning a legal opinion or verdict. As a surname, Mufti is often associated with individuals who have a family background in Islamic scholarship or religious leadership, indicating their ancestral connection to the esteemed position of a Mufti.
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