Bachelor’s in Personal Status and Family Reconciliation

Arabic and English study plan

Course ID

04-17

Credit

120 Hours credit (27 Faculty + 63 Major + 30 Elective)

Method

Lecture, Online, Seminar

Department

Islamic Studies

Personal Status and Family Reconciliation
Prepare to strengthen the foundation of society by combining Islamic personal status laws with modern mediation techniques. Develop the skills to resolve family disputes, drive successful reconciliation, and support communities in building stable, harmonious, and resilient households.

This programme combines Islamic personal status jurisprudence with modern family mediation techniques, preparing students to meet the evolving social needs of today’s communities. Students develop practical knowledge in family law, conflict resolution, psychological counseling, and ethical decision-making, providing a strong foundation for successful careers in family courts, legal consultancy, and community reconciliation centers

Core Focus: Combines Islamic personal status jurisprudence with modern family mediation techniques.
Key Objective: Prepares students to meet the evolving social needs of today’s communities.
Curriculum Highlights: Develops practical knowledge in family law, conflict resolution, psychological counseling, and ethical decision-making.
Career Prospects: Provides a strong foundation for successful careers in family courts, legal consultancy, and community reconciliation centers.

Time	Place	Room	Date Range	Instructor
9:00am – 11:00am	KU2 Hill	203	Aug 21, 2018 – Dec 15, 2018	Carol Dawson (PhD)