The Bachelor of Law program, taught in Arabic, is designed with a curriculum that integrates both theoretical and practical aspects. Through a variety of courses, students acquire the skills required to write legal analyses, comment on court rulings, draft legal briefs, provide consultations, resolve legal disputes, and prepare contracts of various types. In addition to proper legal drafting, students build oral advocacy skills for courtroom representation, contract negotiations, and providing legal advice during meetings.

Students complete their academic journey by writing a graduation thesis under the supervision of a faculty member – an opportunity to develop a legal paper following proper legal methodology.

Language of Instruction:

Arabic

• Establish a comprehensive legal knowledge base in various fields of both public and private law.
• Develop and enhance the practical application of theoretical legal sciences.
• Enhance students' advanced intellectual abilities.
• Enable students to conduct undergraduate-level legal research using sound scientific methodology.
• Instill a lifelong learning mindset in students.
• Equip students with diverse work skills and the ability to employ them to improve personal and institutional performance.
• Instill in students the optimal values that legal professionals should uphold at all times through continuous adherence to Arab and Islamic ethics.

• Identify the fundamental concepts and principles of law.
• Establish connections between legal concepts and ideas.
• Apply legal rules to factual scenarios.
• Compare legislative, judicial, and jurisprudential trends.
• Analyze legal texts, judicial decisions, and jurisprudential interpretations.
• Prepare legal and research documents.
• Evaluate legal texts, court rulings, and scholarly analyses.