The Faculty of Sharia and Law was established in 1978 at the beginnings of the University foundation to contribute in serving society through its graduates.

Specialties and Degrees:

The Faculty of Sharia and Law awarded students Bachelor Degree after passing 140 credit hours in the Bachelor Degree, including:

- University requirements distributed into 26 credited hours ;

- Faculty requirements distributed into 60 credited hours;

- Special requirements distributed into 54 credited hours.

The Bachelor plan is distributed to a period of four years, each year divided into two semesters. There are two specialties to the Faculty of Sharia and Law, including:

- Islamic Sharia;

- Sharia and Law.

Master Degree Students will award the Master Degree after having 36 hours, including 6 hours to prepare the research paper in a period of two years at least.

The Master Degree is awarded in the following specialties:

• Islamic Jurisdiction

• Comparative Jurisprudence

• Foundations of Jurisprudence