Muslim Magistrates are a type of judicial official found in Islamic countries. They are responsible for the administration of justice and the interpretation of Islamic law. The three main types of Muslim Magistrates are Cadis, Sharifs, and Qadis. Cadis are appointed by the state and are responsible for civil matters. Sharifs are appointed by the ruler and are responsible for criminal matters. Qadis are appointed by the ruler and are responsible for religious matters.