Faculty of Shari'ah and Law
The Institute of Sharia and Law was established by the Government on 11 August 1999. The purpose of the establishment of this faculty was to produce sufficiently competent persons in the judicial and legal field in order to further strengthen the judicial and legal sector of the Maldives. In April 2010, the Maldives College of Higher Education was appointed by a Presidential Decree, and the Faculty of Islamic Studies was established. On 1 January 2018, the Faculty of Sharia and Law and the Faculty of Islamic Studies were merged. The faculty was renamed the Faculty of Law and Islamic Studies. On 7 October 2020, the University Council once again renamed the faculty as Faculty of Sharia and Law. The faculty offers undergraduate courses as well as masters courses and has courses running on the campuses across the nation.
- Location
- Rahdhebai Higun, Machangolhi, Male’, 20371, Maldives
- Phone number
- 3345396
- fsl@mnu.edu.mv
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Life at Faculty of Shari'ah and Law
The Faculty of Shari'ah and Law (FSL) was established by the government in August 1991 and later became part of The Maldives National University in February 2011. It serves as a leading center for research in classical Islamic law and modern legal education, with a focus on bridging the gap between Islamic and contemporary legal systems. The faculty actively contributes to the advancement of Islamic laws while offering programs and courses that cover Islamic law, jurisprudence, and general law studies. One of the primary objectives of the Faculty of Shari'ah and Law is to produce competent legal professionals and scholars who can make valuable contributions to the legal field in the Maldives. By integrating theoretical knowledge with practical training, the faculty ensures that students are well-prepared for legal practice and research. Many graduates of the faculty have successfully pursued careers in various sectors, including the judiciary, litigation, and academia, both locally and internationally.
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