A Mufti is an Islamic scholar who is qualified to issue legal opinions, known as fatwas, on various issues related to Islamic law, or Sharia. They interpret religious texts and provide guidance to individuals and communities on matters such as ethics, family law, and social issues. Muftis play a crucial role in Islamic jurisprudence, helping to clarify and apply religious principles in contemporary contexts. Their opinions can influence the practices of Muslims and are often sought by those facing moral or legal dilemmas within the framework of their faith.