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Master of Jurisprudence and Fundamentals

Objectives and Outcomes of the Master of Jurisprudence and Fundamentals Programme

Objectives Outcomes Assessment Methods The Five Fields of Learning Outcomes in the National Qualifications Framework Qualification Descriptors for Level 9
1- Enable the student to strengthen the faculty of ijtihad and fiqhi derivation (istinbat). 1- The student derives jurisprudential rulings on the basis of fiqhi and maqasidi principles. 4,5,6,7,8,10 2- Skill Advanced skills in solving complex problems with incomplete data and providing innovative solutions in an academic field
3- Autonomy and Responsibility Ability to analyse scientific rules and work on building them
5- Self-Development Ability to continuously develop and add further learning
2- Apply jurisprudential rulings to newly arising circumstances by applying the approved principles of ijtihad. 4,5,6,7,8,10 2- Skill Advanced skills in solving complex problems with incomplete data and providing innovative solutions in an academic field
3- Autonomy and Responsibility Ability to analyse scientific rules and work on building them
5- Self-Development Ability to continuously develop and add further learning
3- Present jurisprudential rulings from their detailed evidences and in a contemporary context. 1,3,4,8,9,10 2- Skill Advanced skills in research, analysis and evaluation
1- Knowledge Comprehensive knowledge and a high degree of specialisation and awareness of new developments
2- Enhance the student's ability to understand the methods of the jurists in deriving Sharia rulings. 4- Compares the methods of the jurists in deriving Sharia rulings from their detailed evidences. 1,3,8,9 2- Skill Skills for developing new knowledge and procedures and integrating acquired knowledge using cognitive and creative skills and intellectual independence
1- Knowledge Critical awareness of knowledge issues as a basis for creative thinking, raising questions, research and the production of knowledge
5- Explains the impact of the diversity of sources of legislation on the diversity of fiqhi ijtihad and its schools. 1,3,8,9 2- Skill Advanced skills in research, analysis and evaluation
1- Knowledge Comprehensive knowledge and a high degree of specialisation and awareness of new developments
6- Analyses the impact of usuli and fiqhi principles on the disagreement of the jurists and clarifies the point of dispute between them. 1,3,8,9 2- Skill Advanced skills in solving complex problems with incomplete data and providing innovative solutions in an academic field
1- Knowledge Critical awareness of knowledge issues as a basis for creative thinking, raising questions, research and the production of knowledge
3- Enable the student to contribute to enriching specialised usuli and fiqhi research in a manner that takes account of new developments. 7- Writes in-depth fiqhi research on newly arising fiqhi issues, in a critical and preferential manner. 4,10 3- Autonomy and Responsibility Ability to analyse scientific rules and work on building them
5- Self-Development Ability to develop and add further learning on a continuous basis
8- Competently completes the preparation of a scholarly thesis on an in-depth fiqhi or usuli topic. 4,10 2- Skill Skills in planning, developing, and implementing a major project using appropriate research methods and reaching sound conclusions
9- Substantiates their opinion on issues of fiqh and usul, and on the controls of ijtihad and tarjih. 3,4,9,10 3- Autonomy and Responsibility Ability to analyse scientific rules and work on building them
5- Self-Development Ability to develop and add further learning on a continuous basis
10- Participates with professors and colleagues in discussing emerging issues in Sharia research and its applications. 3,4,9,10 5- Self-Development Contribution to knowledge in unfamiliar learning contexts
4- Role in Context Ability to lead the strategic development of oneself and of work teams

Matrix Showing the Level of Coverage of the Study Plan Courses for the Programme Outcomes

Outcome Numbers
Course Name 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
Methodology of Fiqh and Usul Research * * * *
Usuli Rules and Their Impact on the Disagreement of the Jurists * * * *
Ijtihad by Opinion * * * * * *
Contemporary Fiqh Issues * * * * *
Theory of Contract in Islamic Fiqh * * * * *
Methods of the Jurists in Deriving Rulings * * *
Principles of Conflict and Preference (Ta'arud and Tarjih) * * * *
Derivation of Branches from Principles (Takhrij al-Furu' ala al-Usul) * * * *
Objectives of Sharia (Maqasid al-Sharia) * *
Usul al-Fiqh Studies in English * * * *
Contemporary Means of Proof * * * * *
Rulings of Sharia Governance (Siyasa Shar'iyya) * * * * *
General Theories of Islamic Economics * * * *
Waqf Rulings in Islamic Fiqh * * * * *
Annulment of Marriage and Its Effects * * * * * *
Fiqh Studies in English * * *
Thesis * * * * *

Details of the Academic Programme for the Master's Degree: Courses and Study Plan Content

Total Graduation Requirements

First: Total Requirements of the Master of Jurisprudence and Fundamentals Programme and Number of Credit Hours

Master's (Thesis Track) Compulsory Elective Total
Courses 15 9 24
Thesis Defence 9 - 9
Total Credit Hours 24 9 33

General Statement of the Study Plan and Details of Courses

1-1 Master of Jurisprudence and Fundamentals Programme

A – Compulsory Specialisation Courses

Course No. Course Name Prerequisite Credit Hours Offering Time
Level Semester
5111131 Methodology of Fiqh and Usul Research - 2-2 : 3 First First
5111108 Usuli Rules and Their Impact on the Disagreement of the Jurists - 3 First First
5111113 Ijtihad by Opinion - 3 First First
5112101 Contemporary Fiqh Issues - 3 First Second
5112128 Theory of Contract in Islamic Fiqh - 3 First Second
Total Credit Hours 15

B – Elective Specialisation Courses (Usul al-Fiqh Division) (Division students choose 9 credit hours from 18 credit hours)

Course No. Course Name Prerequisite Credit Hours Offering Time
Level Semester
5111122 Methods of the Jurists in Deriving Rulings - 3 First First
5111106 Principles of Conflict and Preference - 3 First First
5111116 Derivation of Branches from Principles - 3 First Second
5112124 Objectives of Sharia - 3 First Second
5112146 Usul al-Fiqh Studies in English - 3 First Second
Total Credit Hours 9

C – Elective Specialisation Courses (Fiqh Division) (Division students choose 9 credit hours from 18 credit hours)

Course No. Course Name Prerequisite Credit Hours Offering Time
Level Semester
5111124 Contemporary Means of Proof - 3 First First
5111121 Rulings of Sharia Governance - 3 First First
5111125 General Theories of Islamic Economics - 3 First Second
5112124 Waqf Rulings in Islamic Fiqh - 3 First Second
5112125 Annulment of Marriage and Its Effects - 3 First Second
5112157 Fiqh Studies in English - 3 First Second
Total Credit Hours 9

D – 5121139 Thesis Defence: 9 credit hours

1-2 Supplementary Studies for Jurisprudence and Fundamentals Programme Students Who Do Not Hold a Relevant Bachelor's Degree

– Courses and Credit Hours

Course No. Course Name Prerequisite Credit Hours Offering Time
Level Semester
2110306 Introduction to Islamic Legislation - 3 First First
2110104 Maliki Fiqh of Worship (1) 2110306 3 First First
2120104 Maliki Fiqh of Worship (2) 2110104 3 First Second
2120406 Usul al-Fiqh (1) 2110306 3 First First
2210407 Usul al-Fiqh (2) 2120406 3 First Second
2310103 Comparative Personal Status Fiqh 2110306 3 First First
2320104 Comparative Fiqh of Inheritance and Bequests 2310103 3 First Second
2410210 Contemporary Financial Transactions 2220105 2220106 3 First First
2410402 Usul al-Fiqh (3) 2210407 3 First Second
2420201 Comparative Criminal Fiqh 2110306 3 First Second
2320208 Comparative Fiqh Issues 2110306 3 First Second
2120609 Hadith Sciences and Takhrij - 3 First Second
Total Credit Hours 36

1-3 Detailed Advisory Study Plan for the Master's Stage

Jurisprudence and Fundamentals Programme

Courses, levels and credit hours

Level One / First Semester

A – Compulsory Specialisation Courses

Course No. Course Name Prerequisite Credit Hours
5111131 Methodology of Fiqh and Usul Research - 2-2 : 3
5111108 Usuli Rules and Their Impact on the Disagreement of the Jurists - 3
5111113 Ijtihad by Opinion - 3
Total 9

B – Elective Courses for the Usul al-Fiqh Division (the student selects one course from this group)

Course No. Course Name Prerequisite Credit Hours
5111122 Methods of the Jurists in Deriving Rulings - 3
5111106 Principles of Conflict and Preference - 3
Total 3

B – Elective Courses for the Fiqh Division (the student selects one course from this group)

Course No. Course Name Prerequisite Credit Hours
5111124 Contemporary Means of Proof - 3
5111121 Rulings of Sharia Governance - 3
Total 3
Total Semester Credit Hours 12

Jurisprudence and Fundamentals Programme

Courses, levels and credit hours

Level One / Second Semester

A – Compulsory Specialisation Courses

Course No. Course Name Prerequisite Credit Hours
5112101 Contemporary Fiqh Issues - 3
5112128 Theory of Contract in Islamic Fiqh - 3
Total 6

B – Elective Courses for the Usul al-Fiqh Division (the student selects two courses from this group)

Course No. Course Name Prerequisite Credit Hours
5111116 Derivation of Branches from Principles - 3
5112124 Objectives of Sharia - 3
5112146 Usul al-Fiqh Studies in English - 3
Total 6

B – Elective Courses for the Fiqh Division (the student selects two courses from this group)

Course No. Course Name Prerequisite Credit Hours
5111125 General Theories of Islamic Economics - 3
5112124 Waqf Rulings in Islamic Fiqh - 3
5112125 Annulment of Marriage and Its Effects - 3
5112157 Fiqh Studies in English - 3
Total 6
Total Semester Credit Hours (Thesis Track) 12

Jurisprudence and Fundamentals Programme

Level Two / First Semester

A – Compulsory Specialisation Courses

Course No. Course Name Prerequisite Credit Hours
5121139 Thesis Defence Completion of 24 credit hours 9
Total 9

1-4 Detailed Advisory Study Plan for the Supplementary Stage

Supplementary Courses for Jurisprudence and Fundamentals Programme Students Who Do Not Hold a Relevant Bachelor's Degree

First Semester

Course No. Course Name Prerequisite Credit Hours
2110306 Introduction to Islamic Legislation - 3
2110104 Maliki Fiqh of Worship (1) 2110306 3
2120104 Maliki Fiqh of Worship (2) 2110104 3
2120406 Usul al-Fiqh (1) 2110306 3
2210407 Usul al-Fiqh (2) 2120406 3
2310103 Comparative Personal Status Fiqh 2110306 3
Total Credit Hours 18

Second Semester

Course No. Course Name Prerequisite Credit Hours
2320104 Comparative Fiqh of Inheritance and Bequests 2310103 3
2410210 Contemporary Financial Transactions 2220105 2220106 3
2410402 Usul al-Fiqh (3) 2210407 3
2420201 Comparative Criminal Fiqh 2110306 3
2320208 Comparative Fiqh Issues 2110306 3
2120609 Hadith Sciences and Takhrij - 3
Total Credit Hours 18

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