Study Plan 2024 / 2025

Study Plan 2022 / 2023

2011-2012

2010-2011

2008-2009

2005-2006 (Syllabus, Slides, and Past Exams are here)

2004-2005

2003-2004

2002-2003

Publications and Research of Faculty of Law

Authored Books

1. Ghazi Sabarrini, Human rights in the natural and Islamic law with mentioning the Qatari’s legislations First Edition, Doha, 1982
2. Ghazi Sabarrini, Al-Wajaeez in the Temporary Diplomacy (legal Study), First edition, Doha, 1984
3. Ghazi Sabarrini , Booklet in the welcoming formalities of Ambassadors Appointed in Qatar in three languages (Arabic, English, French) Doha, 1988
4. Ghazi Sabarrini , Human rights and its essentials liberties, First edition, Dar AL -Thaqafah, Amman, 1995
5. Ghazi Sabarrini , Human rights and its essentials liberties, Second edition, Dar AL-Thaqafah , Amman, 1997
6. Ghazi Sabarrini ,A brief on public international law, First edition, Dar AL- Thaqafah, Amman, 2001
7. Ghazi Sabarrini , Contemporary diplomacy, First edition, Dar AL-Thaqafah Amman, 2001
8. Ghazi Sabarrini , Human rights and its essentials liberties, Third edition, Dar AL-Thaqafah, Amman, 2003
9. Ghazi Sabarrini , Contemporary diplomacy, Second edition, Dar AL-Thaqafah Amman, 2003
10. Fouad Ahmad,The environment and the Islam dimension, Dar Al-Masira, Amman, 2000
11. Fouad Ahmad, A brief on wills and inheritance, Dar Al-Masira, Amman, 2000
12. Fouad Ahmad, Islamic Finance and the Role of Private Sector, Dar Al-Masira, Amman, 1999
13. Fouad Ahmad, Introduction to the Study of Islamic History in Legislation and Scholarship, Dar Yafa, Amman, 2010.
14. Samira Diat, Planting and Moving Human Organs in Shari'a and Law, Dar AL-Thaqafah Amman, 2003
15. Issa Dabbah ,Public law encyclopedia, Dar Al-Shuruq,Amman, 2003
16. Bassam Tarawneh ,Commercial Papers(Endorsement), Dar Wael, Amman, 2003
17. Bassam Tarawneh, Commercial Law, Dar AL-Jawhara, Amman, 2004 Enas Quteishat, Crime of money laundering, Dar Wael, Amman, 2003
18. Bassam Tarawneh, Commercial Papers and Banking Operations Dar Al-Masira, Amman, 2009
19. Eyad Bataineh , Computer software contracts,2005, Dar Wael, Amman
20. Osama Nouaimat, The Right of Public Artificial Persons in Owning Intellectual Property, Dar Wael, Amman, 2008
21. Osama Nouaimat, Estoppel from Work under the Jordanian Administrative System, Dar Wael, Amman, 2008.
22. Mohammad Ta'ani, Explination of Jordanian Social Security Law, (Forthcoming, 2008)
23. Mohammad Ta'ani, The Judge's Authority in Controlling Procedures Civil Disputes, Dar Al-Masira, Amman, 2008
24. Mahmoud Badawi, Pricing in Shari'a Compared to Law, (Forthcoming)
25. Towfiq Al-Hirsh, Criminal Protection for Computer Software, Dar Al'elm, UAE.

Articles and Researches

1. Ghazi Sabarrini, Principles of nations right to self-determination in the public international law, law Journal, first volume, 1992
2. Ghazi Sabarrini, Disarmament and international law, Law Journal, first volume, 1995
3. Ghazi Sabarrini , Removal of weapons and international law, law journal, Seventh volume, 1995
4. Ghazi Sabarrini , Removal of weapons and international law, law journal, Eighth & Ninth volume, 1995
5. Ghazi Sabarrini, Jerusalem and international organizations, research submitted to the third assembly, Jerusalem’s assemblies, University of Jordan, 2000
6. Ghazi Sabarrini, People’s right to self-determination, Law Journal , 2005
7. Ghazi Sabarrini, International Terrorism, The Journal of Law, 1995.
8. Ghazi Sabarrini, Women Rights in Islam, International Treaties and Jordanian Law, 2009.
9. Ghazi Sabarrini, Children Rights in International, Islamic and Jordanian Legislations, University of Tabsah Journal, Algeria, 1995.
10. Ghazi Sabarrini, International Criminal Court, The Journal of Law, 1995.
11. Fouad Ahmad, Aims of Islamic Economics, Al-Quds Open University, 2000
12. Fouad Ahmad ,Crime of honor, , Law Journal, 2002
13. Fouad Ahmad , To Appeal/ its meaning and categories, law Journal, 2003
14. Fouad Ahmad, Marriage to Christian and Jewish Women "Women of the Book", Al-Zarqa Private University, 2001
15. Eyad A. Bataineh, Legal contract based on personal consideration, rsearch submitted to the Jordanian Bar Association , Jordan, 2002
16. Eyad A. Bataineh, Contracts Based on Personal Consideration, Jordan Bar Association, 2002.
17. Eyad A. Bataineh, Civil Liablity of Environmental Damages, Yarmouk University, 2006.
18. Samed Al-Darawsheh, Mixed Marriage and its Effect on Children's Nationality, Research Center, Moscow, 1999
19. Samed Al-Darawsheh, The Applicable Law over Divorce Cases with a Foreign Elements, Moldovia University Journal, 2000.
20. Samed Al-Darawsheh, Adoption in Law and Scholarship, Moldovia Adocate's Journal, 2001.
21. Mohammad Ta'ani, Rapidity as an Element in Rapid Cases, (Forthcoming)
22. Osama Nouaimat, Contniuous Administrative Decisions, Lebanes Bar Association Journal., 2005.
23. Osama Nouaimat, Stopping the Enforcement Administrative Decisions, (Forthcoming)
24. Osama Nouaimat, Presidantial Power in the Course of Public Employment, Inaba University Journal, 2006.

Program Benchmarks for Faculty of Law Graduate

The Faculty of Law at Philadelphia University prides itself on bestowing on its graduates the pillars and foundations of Legal Science. The graduates have the capability of understanding and grasping the different legal and legislative terminologies. Finally, comprehending legal theories and jurisprudence in the different branches of law.  

Our graduates have the proficiency to provide just and objective legal solutions to numerous legal problems in addition to the capability to contribute to the current legal scholarly work.

The faculty's graduates have different attributes. The most important among them is the ability to uphold their responsibilities with pride, dignity and honor.  They are also capable of holding the highest legal, judicial and legislative positions, and contributing to the development of 'legal thought' locally and regionally.

Objectives of Faculty of Law

The faculty seeks to provide a suitable environment that enables effective education and learning for students, under the supervision of qualified and specialised teaching staff and with the latest methods and facilities. The Faculty also, aims to provide the local community with graduates who have the legal knowledge and essential legal skills to confront the current economic and social obstacles.

The Faculty’s Perspective:

The faculty’s Perspective is to be exceptional on both local and regional standings; hence, to sustain its recognised international quality standards.

The Faculty’s Objectives:

1. The broad and detailed knowledge in its specialisation.
2. To establish a knowledge base that enables successful postgraduate studies.
3. The development of verbal and written communication skills.
4. Development of professional skills.
5. The ability for cooperative work and teamwork.
6. An overall understanding of the professional social and moral issues.

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To be one of the highly distinguished faculties of law, locally and regionally, by applying the highest standards of quality in legal education, scientific research and community service.

Mission

Providing the community with graduates with knowledge, legal skills and intellectual values. They have a local, regional and international presence to meet all the challenges and demands of the age, the ability to learn continuously and stimulate legal scientific research in accordance with international standards to serve the local community.