Admission Requirements

Applicants must meet the following requirements:

1- Hold a Bachelor of Laws from an Egyptian university or an equivalent recognized institution with a minimum overall grade of Good.

2-  Hold a Digital Transformation Certificate.

Target Group:

Egyptian students and international students

Application Period:

Beginning of September

Program Duration:

Two Academic Semesters

Program Credit Hours:

30 credit hours

Graduate Competencies:

1- Advanced Knowledge and Understanding: Acquire a comprehensive understanding of general theories of Islamic jurisprudence, the principles of Islamic legislation in comparison with civil law systems and other legal traditions, and the philosophy of statutory law in relation to Islamic Sharia.

2- Intellectual Skills: Practice Ijtihad (independent legal reasoning), conduct systematic comparative analysis between the schools of Islamic jurisprudence and civil law systems, and critically analyze emerging legal issues and contemporary transactions.

3- Professional and Practical Skills: Formulate Sharia-compliant and legally sound solutions to contemporary legal challenges based on the principles of Maslahah (public interest) and the recognized methodologies of Ijtihad.

4- Research and Transferable Skills: Produce advanced scholarly research in Fiqh (Islamic jurisprudence) and Usul al-Fiqh (principles of Islamic jurisprudence) through active participation in research seminars, academic discussions, and oral presentations.