List of Islamic muftiates

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This is a growing List of Islamic muftis and territorial muftiates. The mufti is the official head of the muftiate. The Grand Mufti is the official head of a board of regional muftis.

## Countries[edit]

### Albanian muftiates[edit]

The Muslim Community of Albania[1]

Grand Muftiate  | Grand Mufti  | Term of office  | Headquarters
Grand Muftiate of Albania
Grand Mufti Bujar Spahiu  | 2018–present  | Tirana
Grand Mufti Albania | Grand Mufti Selim Muca | 2004–2014  | Tirana
Grand Muftiate of Albania | Grand Mufti Hafiz Sabri Koçi | 1991–2004  | Tirana
Albanian muftiates  | Albanian Muftis  | Term of office  | Headquarters
Muftiate of Elbasan |

Mufti Agim Duka

|  |

Elbasan

Muftiate of Kruja |

Mufti Ledian Cikalleshi

|  |

Kruja

Muftiate of Shkodra |

Mufti Muhamed Sytari

|  |

Shkoder

Muftiate of Dibra |

Mufti Muis Kurtulla

|  |

Peshkopi

Muftiate of Devoll |

Mufti Artur Vrenozi

|  |

Bilisht

Muftiate of Kavaja |

Mufti Besnik Lecini

|  |

Kavaje

Muftiate of Mat |

Mufti Valdrin Mera

|  |

Burrel

Muftiate of Mallakastra |

Mufti Anis Qafa

|  |

Kucova

Muftiate of Delvina |

Mufti Bledar Ali

|  |

Delvina

Muftiate of Saranda |

Mufti Bledar Mullaj

|  |

Saranda

Muftiate of Skrapar |

Mufti Jusuf Salkurti

|  |

Corovoda

Muftiate of Malesi e Madhe |

Mufti Edmir Smajlaj

|  |

Koplik

Muftiate of Tropoja |

Mufti Eduard Demiraj

|  |

Bajram Curri

Muftiate of Gjirokastra |

Mufti Armand Asllani

|  |

Gjirokastra

Muftiate of Puka |

Mufti Gëzim Kopani

|  |

Puka

Muftiate of Permet |

Mufti Jemin Muça

|  |

Permet

Muftiate of Tirana |

Mufti Ylli Gurra

|  |

Tirana

Muftiate of Lezha |

Mufti Agim Tereziu

|  |

Lezha

Muftiate of Gramsh |

Mufti Hasan Cekrezi

|  |

Gramsh

Muftiate of Vlora |

Mufti Hito Shahaj

|  |

Vlora

Muftiate of Kukes |

Mufti Islam Hoxha

|  |

Kukes

Muftiate of Peqin |

Mufti Bilal Bodlli

|  |

Peqin

Muftiate of Fier |

Mufti Karafil Manaj

|  |

Fier

Muftiate of Kucova |

Mufti Kujtim Civeja

|  |

Kucova

Muftiate of Kolonja |

Mufti Edmond Ceni

|  |

Erseka

Muftiate of Kurbin |

Mufti Emiroj Vathaj

|  |

Laç

Muftiate of Berat |

Mufti Murat Duro

|  |

Berat

Muftiate of Pogradec |

Mufti Namik Mahmutllari

|  |

Pogradec

Muftiate of Korca |

Mufti Qazim Muçi

|  |

Korca

Muftiate of Durres |

Mufti Redin Quku

|  |

Durres

Muftiate of Has |

Mufti Sadik Ukperaj

|  |

Has

Muftiate of Bulqiza |

Mufti Sejdin Strazimiri

|  |

Bulqiza

Muftiate of Lushnja |

Mufti Gramos Blliku

|  |

Lushnja

Muftiate of Librazhd |

Mufti Taulant Bica

|  |

Librazhd

### Algerian muftiates[edit]

The Muslim Community of Algeria

Algerian muftiates  | Algerian Muftis  | Term of office  | Headquarters
Muftiate of Algiers |

Mohamed Tahar Aït Aldjet [ar]

2010 – present

Algiers

### Belarusian muftiates[edit]

The Muslim Religious Community of the Republic of Belarus[2][3]

Muftiate  | Mufti  | Term of office  | Headquarters
Muftiate of Belarus | Mufti Abu-Bekir Shabanovič  | 2005 – present  | Minsk
Mufti Ismail Mustafavič Aleksandrovič  | 1994–2005
The Muslim Spiritual Board of the Republic of Belarus[4]

Muftiate  | Mufti  | Term of office  | Headquarters
The Muslim Spiritual Board of the Republic of Belarus  | Mufti Ali Varanovič  | 2011 – present  | Minsk
Mufti Ismail Varanovič  | 2002 –2011

### Bosnian muftiates[edit]

The muftiates of Croatia, Sandžak, and Slovenia are under authority of the Grand Muftiate of Bosnia and Herzegovina

The Islamic Community of Bosnia and Herzegovina[5][6]

Grand Muftiate  | Grand Mufti  | Term of office  | Headquarters
Grand Muftiate of Bosnia and Herzegovina | Grand Mufti Husein Kavazović[7] | 2012 – present  | Sarajevo
Grand Mufti Mustafa Cerić[8] | 1993–2012
Grand Mufti Jakub Selimoski  | 1990–1993
Grand Mufti Husein Mujić  | 1987–1989
Grand Mufti Naim Hadžiabdić  | 1975–1987
Grand Mufti Sulejman Kemura  | 1957–1975
Grand Mufti Ibrahim Fejić | 1947–1957
Grand Mufti Salih Safvet Bašić  | 1942–1947
Grand Mufti Fehim Spaho | 1938–1942
Grand Mufti Ibrahim Maglajlić  | 1930–1936
Grand Mufti Mehmed Džemaludin Čaušević | 1913–1930
Grand Mufti Sulejman Šarac  | 1910–1913
Grand Mufti Mehmed Teufik Azabagić  | 1893–1909
Grand Mufti Mustafa Hilmi Hadžiomerović | 1882–1893
Bosnian muftiates  | Bosnian Muftis  | Term of office  | Headquarters
Muftiate of Banja Luka | Mufti Ibrahim Halilović[9] | 2004 – present  | Banja Luka
Mufti Edhem Čamdžić  | 1988–1998
Muftiate of Bihać | Mufti Mehmed Sabit Ribić  |  | Bihać
Mufti Hasan Makić  |
Muftiate of Goražde | Mufti Hamed Efendić  |  | Goražde
Muftiate of Mostar | Mufti Seid Smajkić[10] |  | Mostar
Muftiate of Sarajevo | Mufti Husein Smajić  |  | Sarajevo
Muftiate of Travnik | Mufti Nusret Abdibegović  |  | Travnik
Muftiate of Tuzla | Mufti Husein Kavazović[11] | 1993–2012  | Tuzla
Mufti Mehmet Tevfik  |
Muftiate of Zenica | Mufti Ejub Dautović  |  | Zenica
Military Muftiate of Bosnia and Herzegovina  | Military Mufti Ismail Smajlović  |  |

Sarajevo

#### Mešihat of Croatia[edit]

The Mešihat of Croatia is under the authority of the Grand Muftiate of Bosnia and Herzegovina

The Islamic Community of Croatia

Mešihat of Croatia  | Grand Mufti  | Term of office  | Headquarters
Mesihat of Croatia and Muftiate of Zagreb[12][13] |

Mufti of Zagreb and Grand Mufti of Croatia Aziz Hasanović

2012–present

Zagreb

#### Mešihat of Sandžak[edit]

The Mešihat of Sandžak is under the authority of the Grand Muftiate of Bosnia and Herzegovina

Islamic Community in Serbia[14]

Mesihat of Sandžak  | Grand Mufti of Sandžak  | Term of office  | Headquarters
Mešihat of Sandžak[15] |

Chief Mufti Muamer Zukorlić

Novi Pazar

Sandžak muftiates  | Sandžak Muftis  | Term of office  | Headquarters
Muftiate of Belgrade |

Mufti Rešad Plojović

|  |

Belgrade

Muftiate of Novi Sad |

Mufti Fadil Murati

* * *

Mufti Rešad Plojović

* * *

Novi Sad

Muftiate of Preševo Valley  |

Mufti Mumin Tahiri

|  |

Preševo

Muftiate of Sandžak |

Mufti Muamer Zukorlić

|  |

Sandžak

#### Mešihat of Slovenia[edit]

The Mešihat of Slovenia is under the authority of the Grand Muftiate of Bosnia and Herzegovina

The Islamic Community in Slovenia (ISRS)

Mešihat of Slovenia  | Grand Mufti  | Term of office  | Headquarters
Mešihat of Slovenia[12] |

Nedžad Grabus

2006–present

Ljubljana

### Bulgarian muftiates[edit]

The Muslim Denomination of Bulgaria[16][17][18]

Grand Muftiate  | Grand Mufti  | Term of office  | Headquarters
Chief Muftiate of Bulgaria  | Chief Mufti Mustafa Alish Hadji[19] |

2008–present

Sofia

Bulgarian muftiates  | Bulgarian Muftis  | Term of office  | Headquarters
Muftiate of Aytos |

Mufti Ibrahim Kiorpe

|  |

Aytos

Muftiate of Dobrich |

Mufti Bilial Mehmed

|  |

Dobrich

Muftiate of Gotse Delchev (town) |

Mufti Dzemal Hamid

|  |

Gotse Delchev (town)

Muftiate of Haskovo |  |  |

Haskovo

Muftiate of Kardzhali |

Mufti Nasuf Nasuf

|  |

Kardzhali

Muftiate of Krumovgrad |  |  |

Krumovgrad

Muftiate of Montana, Bulgaria |  |  |

Montana, Bulgaria

Muftiate of Pazardzhik |  |  |

Pazardzhik

Muftiate of Pleven |

Mufti Basri Pechlivan

|  |

Pleven

Muftiate of Plovdiv |

Mufti Ali Hadzhi Sadik

|  |

Plovdiv

Muftiate of Razgrad |

Mufti Mehmed Allia

|  |

Razgrad

Muftiate of Ruse, Bulgaria |  |  |

Ruse, Bulgaria

Muftiate of Shumen |

Mufti Osman Ismail

|  |

Shumen

Muftiate of Silistra |  |  |

Silistra

Muftiate of Sliven |  |  |

Sliven

Muftiate of Smolyan |

Mufti Shifket Hadzhi

|  |

Smolyan

Muftiate of Sofia |

Mufti Ali Hairaddin

|  |

Sofia

Muftiate of Stara Zagora |  |  |

Stara Zagora

Muftiate of Targovishte |  |  |

Targovishte

Muftiate of Varna |  |  |

Varna

Muftiate of Veliko Tarnovo |  |  |

Veliko Tarnovo

### Muftiates in the Caucasus[edit]

The Religious Council of the Caucasus

Grand Muftiate  | Grand Mufti  | Term of office  | Headquarters
The Religious Council of the Caucasus / the Grand Muftiate of the Caucasus[20][21] |

Grand Mufti of the Caucasus Allahshukur Pashazadeh

1992–present

Baku

Muftiates  | Muftis  | Term of office  | Headquarters
The Spiritual Board of Muslims of Adygea |

Mufti Askarbiy Kardanov

* * *

Mufti Nurbiy Emizh

* * *

Mufti Enver Shumakhov

2012–present

* * *

2002 – 2012

* * *

2002–present

Maykop

Muftiate of Azerbaijan |  |  |
Spiritual Administration of the Muslims of the Chechen Republic |  |  |
Muftiate of the Republic Dagestan[22] |  |  |
Muftiate of Georgia (country) |  |  |
Muftiate of Ingushetia |  |  |
Muftiate of Kabardino-Balkaria |  |  |
Muftiate of Karachay-Cherkessia |  |  |
The Muftiate of the Chechen Republic

Muftiate  | Mufti  | Term of office  | Headquarters
The Spiritual Administration of the Muslims of the Chechen Republic (not state recognized)[23] | Mufti Muhammad-Bashir Arsanukaev  |  | Grozny
The Religious Board of Muslims of Adjara[24][25]

Muftiate  | Mufti  | Term of office  | Headquarters
The Muftiate of Adjara | Mufti Mahmud Kamashidze  |  | Batumi
The Spiritual Board of Muslims of Abkhazia[26]

Muftiate  | Mufti  | Term of office  | Headquarters
The Muftiate of Abkhazia |

Mufti Salikh Kvaratskhelia

* * *

Mufti Adlia Gablia

* * *

Mufti Timur Dzyba

2011–present

* * *

1995 – 2011

* * *

Sukhumi

The Administration of Muslims of Georgia (AMG)[27]

Muftiate  | Mufti  | Term of office  | Headquarters
The Administration of Muslims of Georgia (country) |

* Shi'a Sheikh Vagip Akapilov
* Sunni Mufti Jemal Parkhadze

|  |

Tbilisi

### Greek muftiates[edit]

Muftiate  | Mufti  | Term of office  | Headquarters

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Muftiate of Didymoteicho[28] | Mufti Hamza Osman  |  |

Didymoteicho

Muftiate  | Mufti  | Term of office  | Headquarters

|
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Muftiate of Komotini |

Mufti Ibrahim Şerif (supported from Turkey)

* * *

Mufti Cihat Halil

(state-appointed mufti)

* * *

Komotini

Muftiate  | Mufti  | Term of office  | Headquarters

|
|
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Muftiate of Xanthi | Mufti Mustafa Trampa (supported from Turkey

* * *

Mufti Nezden Hemseri[29] (state-appointed mufti)

* * *

| Xanthi

### Office of the Grand Mufti of India[edit]

Office  | Grand Mufti  | Term of office  | Headquarters

|
|
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Office of the Grand Mufti | Sheikh Abubakr Ahmad | 2019–  | New Delhi and Kozhikode

### Kazakh muftiates[edit]

:kk:Spiritual Administration of Muslims of Kazakhstan (SDMK)

(Replaced SADUM in 1990)

Supreme Muftiate  | Supreme Mufti  | Term of office  | Headquarters

Supreme Muftiate of Kazakhstan

Supreme Mufti Yerzhan Malgajyuly Mayamerov[30]

* * *

Supreme Mufti Absattar Derbisali

* * *

Supreme Mufti Ratbek Nysanbayev

2013–present

* * *

* * *

1990 – 2000

Almaty

### Kosovar muftiates[edit]

The Islamic Community of Kosovo

Grand Muftiate  | Mufti  | Term of office  | Headquarters
Grand Muftiate of Kosovo[31] |

Grand Mufti de:Naim Tërnava

* * *

Grand Mufti Rexhep Boja

2008–present

* * *

1990 - 2003

Prishtina

### Kyrgyz muftiates[edit]

Spiritual Board of Muslims of Kyrgyzstan

Grand Muftiate  | Grand Mufti  | Term of office  | Headquarters
Grand Muftiate of Kyrgyzstan  |

Grand Mufti Maksatbek Toktomushev[32]

* * *

Grand Mufti Rahmatilla Egemberdiev[33]

* * *

Grand Mufti Chubak Zhalilov[34]

2014–present

* * *

2012 – 2014

* * *

2010 – 2012

Bishkek

### Lithuanian muftiates[edit]

Council of Lithuanian Muslims Religious Communities – Muftiate

Muftiate  | Mufti  | Term of office  | Headquarters
Muftiate of Lithuania – LMRBT[35] |

Mufti Aleksandras Beganskas

2019–present

Vilnius

Spiritual Center of the Lithuanian Sunni Muslims[36][37]

Muftiate  | Mufti  | Term of office  | Headquarters
Muftiate of Lithuania - LMSDC  |

Mufti Romualdas Jakibauskas

* * *

Mufti Romualdas Krinickis

2008–present

* * *

1998 – 2008

Vilnius

### Macedonian muftiates[edit]

Islamic Community of Macedonia (ICM)[38]

Grand Muftiate  | Mufti  | Term of office  | Headquarters
Grand Muftiate of Macedonia[39][40] |

Grand Mufti Hadzhi Sulejman Rexhepi (present)

* * *

Grand Mufti Taxhedin Bislimi[41] (2006-)

* * *

Grand Mufti Zenun Berisha[42]

* * *

* * *

Skopje

Macedonian muftiates  | Macedonian Muftis  | Term of office  | Headquarters
Muftiate of Bitola | Pellumb Veliu  |  |

Bitola

Muftiate of Debar | Ramazan Hasa  |  |

Debar

Muftiate of Gostivar | Shaqir Fetahu  |  |

Gostivar

Muftiate of Kičevo | Murat Hyseni  |  |

Kičevo

Muftiate of Kumanovo | Abedin Imeri[43] |  |

Kumanovo

Muftiate of Ohrid | Samet Ajdari  |  |

Ohrid

Muftiate of Prilep | Mustafa Topalovski  |  |

Prilep

Muftiate of Resen |  |  |

Resen

Muftiate of Skopje | Ibrahim Shabani  |  |

Skopje

Muftiate of Štip | Isa Ismaili  |  |

Štip

Muftiate of Struga | Salim Sylejmani  |  |

Struga

Muftiate of Tetovo | Qani Nesimi  |  |

Tetovo

### Montenegrin muftiates[edit]

Islamic Community of Montenegro

Grand Muftiate  | Mufti  | Term of office  | Headquarters
Grand Muftiate of Montenegro[44] |

Grand Mufti Reif Fejzić

|  |

Podgorica

### Polish muftiates[edit]

Muslim Religious Union in the Republic of Poland

Muftiate  | Mufti  | Term of office  | Headquarters
Muftiate of Poland |

Mufti Tomasz Miśkiewicz[45]

2004–present

Białystok

### Romanian muftiates[edit]

Muslim Community in Romania

Muftiate  | Mufti  | Term of office  | Headquarters
Muftiate of Romania  |

Mufti Murat Yusuf

* * *

Mufti Bagâş Sanghirai

2005–present

* * *

2000 – 2005

Constanţa

### Russian muftiates[edit]

Central Spiritual Administration of Muslims of Russia

Grand Muftiate  | Grand Mufti  | Term of office  | Headquarters
Supreme Muftiate of Russia[46][47][48] |

Supreme Mufti Talgat Tadzhuddin

1992–present

Ufa

Muftiates "Regional Spiritual Boards"  | Muftis  | Term of office  | Headquarters
The Spiritual Board of Muslims of the Republic of Bashkortostan (SBRB)[49] |

Mufti Nafiqulla Ashirov

|  |

Ufa

The Spiritual Board of Muslims of the European Region of Russia (the Muftiate of Moscow)  |

Mufti Rawil Gaynetdin

1996–present

Moscow

The Muftiate of the Chechen Republic (state-recognized)  |

Mufti Muhammad-Husain Alsabekov

|  |

Grozny

The Muftiate of the Muslims of Dagestan (MRD)  |

Mufti Ahmad Abdullayev

* * *

Mufti Said-Magomed Abubakarov

1998–present

* * *

1997 – 1998

Makhachkala

The Spiritual Board of Muslims of Kabardino-Balkaria |

Mufti Shafiq Pshikhachev[50]

|  |

Nalchik

The Spiritual Board of Muslims of Karatchaevo-Cherkesia  |

Mufti Ismail Berdiev

|  |

Cherkessk

The Spiritual Board of the Muslims of the Karachay-Cherkessia Region and Stavropol[51] |

Mufti Ahmed Bidji-ulu

|  |

Cherkessk

The Karelian Muftiate |

Mufti Wisam Ali Bardvil

|  |

Petrozavodsk

The Spiritual Administration of Muslims of Khanty  |  |  |

Khanty-Mansiysk

The Kumyk Spiritual Board (KSB)  |

Mufti B. Issaev

|  |

Makhachkala

The Spiritual Board of Muslims of the Republic of Mordovia  |  |  |

Saransk

The Spiritual Administration of Muslims of Moscow and Central Russia  |

Mufti Albert Krganov Rifkatovich

|  |

Moscow

The Spiritual Board of Muslims of the Nizhny Novgorod Region |

Mufti Gayaz-hazrat Zakirov

* * *

Mufti Umar Yusipovich Idrisov

2008–present

* * *

1993 – 2008

Nizhny Novgorod

The Spiritual Board of Muslims of North Ossetia–Alania |

Mufti Dzankhot Hekilaev

|  |

Vladikavkaz

The Muftiate of the Republic of Ingushetia |

Mufti Sheikh Muhammed Alboghatchiev

|  |

Magas

The Spiritual Administration of Muslims of the Orenburg Region  |  |  |

Orenburg

The Spiritual Board of Muslims of the Perm Region  |  |  |

Perm

The Spiritual Board of Muslims of the Rostov Region  |  |  |

Rostov-on-Don

The Spiritual Administration of Muslims of Primorsky  |  |  |

Vladivostok

The Spiritual Board of Muslims of the Samara Region  |

Mufti Hazrat Yarullin Vagiz

|  |

Samara

The Spiritual Board of Muslims of Siberia (the Muftiate of Omsk, SBMS)[52] |

Mufti Zulqarnay Shakirzyanov

|  |

Omsk

Spiritual Board of Muslims of Tatarstan (SBMT)[53] |

Mufti Ildus Yunusov

* * *

Mufti Gusman Iskhakov[54]

* * *

Mufti Gabdulla-Hazrat Galiulla[55]

2011–present

* * *

1998 – 2011

* * *

1992 – 1998

Kazan

The Central Spiritual Board of Muslims of the Ulyanovsk Region |

Hazrat Muhammad Baybikov

2010–present

Ulyanovsk

### Serbian muftiates[edit]

:sh:Islamic Community of Serbia

Grand Muftiate  | Grand Mufti  | Term of office  | Headquarters
Grand Muftiate  |

Grand Mufti Sead ef. Nasufović

|  |

Belgrade

Serbian muftiates  | Serbian Muftis  | Term of office  | Headquarters
Meshihat of Serbia  | Abdullah Numan  |  |

Belgrade

Meshihat of Sandžak  | Hasib Suljović  |  |

Novi Pazar

Meshihat of Preševo  | Nedžmedin Saćipi  |  |

Preševo

Mufti of Belgrade and Serbian military forces

Mustafa Jusufspahic

For the Serbian Mesihat of Sandžak see the Muftiate of Bosnia and Herzegovina

### Slovenian muftiates[edit]

The Slovenian Muslim Community (SMS)

Muftiate  | Mufti  | Term of office  | Headquarters
Muftiate of Slovenia  |

Mufti Nedžad Grabus [sl]

* * *

Mufti Osman Đogić [sl]

2006–present

* * *

2001–2005

Ljubljana

For the Mesihat of Slovenia see Muftiate of Bosnia and Herzegovina.

### Soviet-era muftiates[edit]

Spiritual Administration of the Muslims of Central Asia and Kazakhstan (SADUM)

Supreme Muftiate  | Supreme Muftis  | Term of office  | Headquarters
Supreme Muftiate of Central Asia and Kazakhstan  |

Supreme Mufti Muhammad Sadik Muhammad Yusuf

* * *

Supreme Mufti Shamsuddin Babakhan

* * *

Supreme Mufti Ziyauddin Babakhan

* * *

Supreme Mufti Ishan Babakhan

1989 – 1993

* * *

1982 – 1989

* * *

1957 – 1982

* * *

1943 – 1957

Tashkent

Central Spiritual Board of Muslims of European Russia and Siberia (DUMES)

Grand Muftiate  | Grand Mufti  | Term of office  | Headquarters
Grand Muftiate of European Russia and Siberia  |

Grand Mufti Talgat Tadzhuddin[56]

|  |

Ufa

The Spiritual Directorate of Transcaucasia (DUMZ)[57]

Muftiate  | Mufti  | Term of office  | Headquarters
Muftiate of Transcaucasia |

Mufti Allahshukur Pashazadeh

* * *

Mufti Mirzagazanfar Ibragimov

* * *

Mufti :az:Aliaga Suleymanzade

* * *

Mufti Agha Movsum Hakim-zadeh

* * *

* Shi'a Mufti Agha Akhund Alizadeh
* Deputy Sunni Mufti Ibrahim Efendi-zadeh

1980 – 1992

* * *

1978 – 1980

* * *

1968 – 1972

* * *

1952 – 1956

* * *

1943 – 1952

Baku

The Spiritual Directorate of Muslims of the Northern Caucasus (DUMSK)

Muftiate  | Mufti  | Term of office  | Headquarters
Muftiate of the Northern Caucasus  | Mufti Hizri Gebekov  |  | Buynaksk

### Ukrainian muftiates[edit]

Muftiate  | Mufti  | Term of office  | Headquarters

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|
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The Spiritual Direction of the Muslims of Crimea (SDMC)  | Mufti Kirim Esende[58][59] |  | Kyiv
Muftiate  | Mufti  | Term of office  | Headquarters

|
|
|

The Spiritual Directorate of the Muslims of Crimea (SDCM)[60][61] | Mufti Emirali Ablaev

* * *

Mufti Nuri Mustafayev

* * *

Mufti Seitdzhelil Ibragimov

| 1999–present

* * *

1996 – 1999

* * *

1992 – 1995

| Simferopol
Muftiate  | Mufti  | Term of office  | Headquarters

|
|
|

The Spiritual Directorate of Muslims of Ukraine (SDMU)[62] | Mufti Sheik :uk:Tamim Ahmed Muhamed Mutah |  | Kyiv
Muftiate  | Mufti  | Term of office  | Headquarters

|
|
|

The Spiritual Center of Muslims of Ukraine (SCMU)  | Mufti Ruslan Abdikyeyev  | 2005–present  | Donetsk
Muftiate  | Mufti  | Term of office  | Headquarters

|
|
|

The Religious Directorate of Independent Muslim Communities of Ukraine "Kyiv Muftiate"  | Ildar Hazrat Hussein  |  |
Muftiate  | Mufti  | Term of office  | Headquarters

|
|
|

The Spiritual Directorate of Muslims of Ukraine "Ummah" (SDMU "Ummah")  | Mufti Said Ismagilov  |  |

### Uzbek muftiates[edit]

The Muslim Board of Uzbekistan[63]

Grand Muftiate  | Grand Mufti  | Term of office  | Headquarters
Grand Muftiate of Uzbekistan  | Grand Mufti Usman Alimov

* * *

Grand Mufti Abdurashid Kori Bakhromov[64]

* * *

Grand Mufti Muxtorjon ABDULLOH

* * *

Grand Mufti Muhammad Sadik Muhammad Yusuf[65]

| 2006–present

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1995 – 2006

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1993 – 1995

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1989 – 1993

| Tashkent

## See also[edit]

* Muftiate
* Grand Mufti
* Mufti

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