An overview of the department

The Department of Jurisprudence and its Principles is one of the main departments within the departments of the Faculty of Sharia and Law, and it is scheduled to be studied for postgraduate students in its two stages (Master’s and PhD). 

The Department of Jurisprudence and its Fundamentals seeks to teach jurisprudence and fundamentalism subjects for the master's and doctoral levels, and to produce manuscript books of distinguished scientific value, and to graduate researchers specialized in Sharia sciences, aiming to graduate science students who are able to look into issues of jurisprudence and its applications in a manner commensurate with the general purposes of Islamic legislation.

The Department of Jurisprudence and its Fundamentals also seeks to build the sound jurisprudential and fundamentalist mind of the student, away from fanaticism and the exclusion of the other, and the four skills were achieves interest and is consistent with the spirit and purposes of Sharia.

Department Vision

Finding a qualified generation in terms of practical jurisprudence, promoting the development of the jurisprudential flair of the student, and providing the labor market with trained jurisprudential cadres in various fields of Islamic calling.

Department Mission

Qualifying specialists scientifically and research in the field of jurisprudence, its origins and purposes of Sharia, preparing specialized scientific research, and serving the regional and global community.

Department Goals

Academic Nature of the Major

The program aims to prepare graduates specialized in the field of jurisprudence and its foundations, who are familiar with the most important contemporary jurisprudential issues, and know how to adapt them and derive the rule of Sharia in them, with their readiness to confront contemporary society’s problems in jurisprudential issues with argument and proof. It also prepare meaningful and grounded scientific research.

Graduate Work Areas

  • Academic in universities and institutes. 
  • Forensic researcher in legal centers.
  • Legal and jurisprudence advisor in Islamic banks. 
  • Sharia advisor at the Ministry of Justice and the Ministry of Awqaf. 
  • Work for public and private schools.

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