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1. On another occasion, Civizade, while a muderris, contrived to bring down on his head the wrath of Kemalpasazade, then Mufti.
2. The son of another Civizade who was, in 945/1539, to become Mufti, the younger Civizade was born in 937/1530-;1 and studied first under his father, with whom he went on the pilgrimage in 950/1544, his father having just previously been removed from the Muftilik.
3. However applicable the distinction - and Walsh's characterization of the provincial muftis - may be in the period after the end of the sixteenth century, the position regarding the muftis in the earlier period is rather more complex, for here one must distinguish three classes: first, the Mufti; second, muftis of a number of cities and large towns, who certainly were of the ulema class; and third, though evidence regarding them is hard to come by, one may perhaps hypothesize a class of small-town, even village muftis, who may have been, but very possibly were not, of the ulema class.
4. Interestingly enough, Bayezid II made the same stipulation in regard to the medrese attached to his mosque in Istanbul (the medrese built probably in 912-;13/1506-;8), namely that the Mufti of Istanbul should be the muderris.
5. As the time for the sermon came, the camera moved to reveal that the prayer-leader and preacher was Colonel Qaddafi (in mufti).
6. The contains no explicit stipulation that the muderris should also act as mufti of Manisa - or, alternatively, that the mufti of Manisa should act as muderris - but it would appear that by at least a few years before 944/1537-;8, if not earlier, such had become the practice.
7. If the proposed partition led to fighting, the Arabs who were bereft of any coherent leadership (the Mufti and other Palestinian leaders had been exiled since 1939), would depend wholly on the armies of their Arab neighbours, of which Abdallah's was not only unquestionably the best but also stood to capture most territory.
8. On the accession of Bayezid II, Hocazade was appointed to the Sultan medrese in Bursa for a second time, with 100 akce a day, and was also appointed mufti of Bursa.
9. They said Rubaiya Mufti, daughter of the Home Minister, Mr Mufti Mohammed Sayeed, was seized in the city of Srinagar by the Kashmir Liberation Front, a group demanding the secession of Jammu-Kashmir state from India and its assimilation into Pakistan.
10. One could perhaps likewise argue that the joining of the office of muderris of Suleyman's medrese in Damascus with the muftilik in this case the muftilik certainly predated the medrese was an attempt to strengthen the position of the Hanafi mufti, or, alternatively, an attempt to Ottomanize the muftilik, since with the foundation of the medrese the joint post passed at least temporarily from the hands of local scholars into those of Ottoman scholars; but it may equally well be that Suleyman was doing no more than following established custom in assigning the muderrislik to the mufti.
11. The intention in discussing this second class of mufti, the important provincial muftis or, more strictly, muderris/muftis, is essentially simply to point out their existence and to give a very rough idea of the nature of the class and of the sort of men who held these posts.
12. As has already been shown, moreover, and as will be referred to again, the combination of a muderrislik and a muftilik was very common in later times, particularly in the case of the Mufti; and it is entirely possible that the muderrislik of the Manastir medrese carried with it, perhaps even from the start, official or semi-official recognition as mufti of Bursa.
13. For the Prime Minister, who had been thought a prisoner of factional forces inside and outside his party, the mufti's appointment was a resounding declaration of independence.