Payment for Legal Decisions (Fetfas)
When the Mufti gives legal decisions, which are called Fetfas, he does not personally receive any direct payment for them. […]
When the Mufti gives legal decisions, which are called Fetfas, he does not personally receive any direct payment for them. […]
It is commonly known that the religious law followed by the Turks was believed to be compiled by the Prophet
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Early in the morning, the bridegroom was called by his friends to go to the bath. This was part of
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The Prime Vizier held authority almost as wide as that of the Sultan who granted it to him. In most
As offices within the Ottoman Empire became vacant, replacements were chosen in an orderly manner. These appointments were usually made
In a very short time, the gathering of people became extremely large. So many armed men arrived that the gardens
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The School of Painting played an important role as a connecting link between the two main art societies in Bulgaria.