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Bachelor of Shari’ah and Law

Bachelor of Shari’ah and Law (BSL) programme is designed to provide general knowledge about Islamic and international law for students to enable them to study further the different aspects of Islamic and international law such as Islamic and international law, Islamic and international criminal law, International, Islamic and international legislation, Islamic law of evidence, and its international aspects, etc.

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  • Programme Name:             Bachelor of Shari’ah and Law

    MNQF level:                        7

    Duration:                              3 years

    Credits:                                 360

Programme Structure:

Module #

Year

Module Code (if applicable)

Module Title

Credits

1.

1

SHA111

Fiqh al-‘Ibadat

15

2

1

SHA112

Principles of Islamic Jurisprudence

15

3

1

LAW111

Introduction to Jurisprudence

15

4

1

LAW113

Constitutional Law

15

5

1

LAW112

Maldivian Legal System

12

6

1

LAW114

Contract Law

15

7

1

LAW115

Tort Law 

15

8

1

DHI111

Dhivehi Language

6

9

1

LAW116

Common Law Legal Method and Reasoning

12

10

2

SHA211

Islamic Family Law and Inheritance

15

11

2

SHA212

Al Agliya wa Shahadha

15

12

2

SHA213

Fiqh al Meeraas

15

13

2

LAW211

Trust and Equity Law

15

14

2

LAW212

Civil Procedure

10

15

2

LAW213

Company Law

15

16

2

LAW214

International Humanitarian Law

10

17

2

LAW215

Criminal Law

15

18

2

SHA214

Contemporary Fiqh

10

19

3

SHA311

Fiqhu al Muamalat

10

20

3

SHA312

Islamic Criminal Law

15

21

3

LAW311

Property Law

15

22

3

LAW312

Administrative Law

10

23

3

LAW313

Employment Law

10

24

3

LAW314

Law of Evidence

15

25

3

LAW315

Criminal procedure

12

26

3

LAW316

Lawyers Ethics

18

27

3

URP301

Research Methods

15

 

 

 

Total

360

Entry Requirement

 

  • 2 passes (minimum E grade in GCE A’ Level and minimum C grade in HSC) in GCE A’ Level/HSC, OR
  • Attainment of a Level 4 qualification in a related field, OR
  • 20 years old, completion of secondary school, 2 years of relevant work experience, and successful completion of an MQA approved University Preparation Program