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Specialization of comparative jurisprudence and its origins in the Department of Jurisprudence and its Fundamentals at the level of the master's stage We aim to deepen the student's knowledge and make it more specialized and methodological, so that he can acquire the faculty of jurisprudence, deductive skill and intentional vision of the provisions of Islamic law, and also directs the student to practice jurisprudential comparison, whether within the same school or within the seven schools of thought followed or outside Islamic jurisprudence by acquiring legal and economic knowledge that enables him to make this comparison, as well as gaining depth in the study of the principles of jurisprudence and standing on the methods of mujtahids and methods Activating the purposes of Sharia in deduction and ijtihad This is in addition to a systematic culture in dealing with heritage books and manuscripts, and with accurate and court jurisprudential and fundamentalist texts, and standing on the methods of argumentation, debate and politeness with the violator and scientific and moral tolerance with the opponent, and that the right side at the expense of the legal ruling. Therefore, it was necessary to study historical materials showing the reason for the emergence of political and jurisprudential doctrines and to learn the logical and rational foundations of scientific research.
It is directed to specialists in Sharia who hold a bachelor's degree, and the department has a good framing tool, consisting of a large number of professors and lecturers in various disciplines of jurisprudence, fundamentalism, methodology, legal and linguistics. It also has many research teams specialized in the field of master's degree, which students will use and benefit from its scientific heritage and research publications.(
Any international student holding a baccalaureate (secondary school certificate) or an equivalent certificate, subject to pedagogical requirements, is eligible to enroll in the Master's program in open specializations.
- A bachelor's degree or an equivalent certificate, subject to pedagogical requirements.
- If the applicant does not speak Arabic, they are required to complete one year of Arabic language training at the university's Intensive Language Learning Center.
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