Learning outcomes:
After completing the requirements for the bachelor's degree in Jurisprudence and its foundations, students are expected to be able to:
- To be characterized by a deep faith in God and His Messenger and shows a clear commitment to the teachings of Islam so that this is reflected in his personality, behavior, aspects and dealings.
- To master the recitation of the Holy Qur'an according to the rules of recitation, and memorize a number of parts.
- To use the sources of legislation of all types and infer legal rulings with appropriate evidence from scripture and reason.
- To show familiarity with the sections of the legal ruling and its sources from the legal evidence and to demonstrate a deep understanding of the reality of ijtihad, the conditions of the mujtahid and mufti, contemporary jurisprudential developments and ways of dealing with them.
- To demonstrate the foundations of Islamic theology and what is related to it.
- To be able to analyze and discuss objectively the most important issues of theology and the ways of establishing them.
- To analyze and compare the major monotheistic religions in terms of their doctrines and scriptures.
- To explain and analyze the events of the Prophet's biography, pointing out the lessons from it.
- To communicate effectively with others and works well as part of a team, based on the basic principles of Islamic ethics that call for understanding and consideration of others and accepting and discussing dissenting opinions.
- To demonstrate an interest in continuous learning and professional growth and is committed to acquiring and generating new knowledge and skills using technology and databases effectively.
- To carry out their responsibilities as required by the nature of their work, and to balance the issues as a part of serving the nation and developing society.
- To employ higher order thinking skills, critical and creative thinking in investigating and solving research issues related to jurisprudence and its foundations.