The Islamic Law course covers the study of fundamental laws and concepts within Islamic jurisprudence. It focuses on understanding the primary sources of Islamic law, such as the Quran, the teachings of Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him), scholarly consensus, and analogical reasoning. Additionally, it explores the principles and rules of Islamic jurisprudence and their practical applications in daily life and society. The aim of the course is to enhance students' understanding of the core laws and values within Islamic jurisprudence and how they are applied in various contexts..

Degree: Bachelor's Level:

 First year Field: Law and Political Science

 Department: Law

Specialization: Common Core Curriculum

The main objective of studying the Islamic Law course for first-year students is to provide a strong foundation for understanding the fundamental laws and concepts within Islamic jurisprudence. Through this course, students learn about the primary sources of Islamic law such as the Quran, the teachings of Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him), scholarly consensus, and analogical reasoning. They also gain a deeper understanding of the principles and rules of Islamic jurisprudence and how to apply them in daily life and society. The aim is to equip students with an understanding of the core laws and values in Islamic jurisprudence and their application in various contexts, paving the way for their future development as students in the fields of law and political science..

Contact Card - Communication with the Professor

Last Name: Laadjal

First Name: Madani

ma.ladjal@lagh-univ.dz البريد الالكتروني:

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Accompaniment is carried out through remote visual lectures via Google Meet, as well as through online platform Moddel, where topics and lectures previously presented are made available. Communication may also occur through email or other communication channels.

General objectives in measurable terms:

Knowledge: The aim of studying Islamic Law is to enable and qualify students to understand the fundamental laws and values within Islamic jurisprudence and apply them in various contexts, paving the way for their future development as students in the fields of law and political science.

Understanding: The purpose of studying this course is for the student to be aware of and understand the significance of Islamic law and its role in meeting the needs of society in each historical period, and the role it has played in regulating laws.

Analysis: Historical and legal terms associated with the course are identified and defined.

This course requires the student to have successfully passed the Baccalaureate certificate exam and obtained the certificate in reality. Additionally, the student must be enrolled in the first year of the Common Core Curriculum in the Law Department. Moreover, the student should possess the intellectual and logical abilities that enable them to succeed in and comprehend this course.

The possibility of conducting a pre-knowledge test is available.

To ensure the presence of prior knowledge and skills directly related to the course, it is permissible to conduct a pre-test..

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