About the Faculty
It was established in 1994, responding to the policy of the university that is built of faith, knowledge and deed. The faculty of Shari’a houses two departments:
- Department of Foundations of Religion. - Department of Principles of Islamic Jurisprudence.
So far, the faculty involves (11) academic staff members. Within the past several years, the faculty has held manyconferences and scientific days.
Objectives:
The faculty seeks to achieve the following objectives:
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Graduating students capable of understanding legislative rules and implement them in accordance with the general purposes of Islamic legislation.
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Raising religious awareness among the individuals in the community and spreading the spirit of compliance with the rules of Islam.
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Contributing effectively to scientific research papers, conferences, seminars and different studies, particularly in the fields and issues characterized by modernity in order to create a sound jurisprudential opinion without contradiction with the legislative purposes and achieve the interest of both individuals and community.
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Demonstrating the bright image of Islam and creating the objective scientific mentality characterized by moderation and centralism.
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Paying special attention to Islamic jurisprudence and its divisions, particularly deduction and rooting.
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Creating Islamic personality faithful to its religion, country and nation, marked by understanding deeply the Islamic religion and gathering modernity and tradition.
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Creating jurisprudential and scientific talent, developing the skill of reading, deducing, concluding and writing scientific researches.
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Training and preparing specialized scientific competences that meet the needs of contemporary Islamic community inside and outside the fields of thought, legislation, judiciary, economy, education, social reform and scientific legacy.
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Making progress in methods and curricula of education established in the faculty in the fields of jurisprudence, foundations of Hadith and Quran to fit the requirements of current issues.