The Role of the Grand Mufti in Islamic Jurisprudence
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What is the role of the Grand Mufti?

  • Advising the ruler on religious matters and legitimizing government policies (correct)
  • Appointing regional muftis
  • Acting as an independent scholar
  • Issuing binding legal opinions interpreting sharia

What is the origin of the office of the Grand Mufti?

  • It originated in the medieval era in Europe
  • It originated in the early modern era in the Ottoman Empire (correct)
  • It originated in the 15th century in the Muslim world
  • It originated in ancient Islamic civilizations

What is the primary function of a mufti?

  • Enforcing sharia law
  • Leading religious institutions
  • Issuing nonbinding legal opinions (fatwas) on Islamic law (correct)
  • Appointing government officials

How did the role of muftis change in the Ottoman Empire?

<p>They became part of a hierarchical bureaucracy of religious institutions and scholars (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What characterizes the appointment of a Grand Mufti?

<p>Generally an individual appointed by the state, although it has collective or elective character in some modern countries (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

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