Aims

The Department of Shariah and Law has the following aims:

• To be a leader in producing competent professionals in Shariah and Law.

• Integrate contemporary and Islamic theoretical frameworks and modalities for legal practice.
• Combine academic teaching, legal practice, research, and development activities in the interest of students and the nation.
• Strengthen a culture of research and evidence-based practice rooted in Pakistan’s cultural diversity and norms.
• Generate and share knowledge at professional forums to support lifelong learning and social improvement.
• Organize and participate in national and international workshops, seminars, webinars, and conferences to share experience and strengthen academic and professional bonds.

Co-curricular activities (including but not limited to)

• Intra-departmental moot competition
• Intra-departmental mock trial
• National Moot Court and Mock Trial Competitions
• International moot court and mock trial competitions
• Visits to the Supreme Court, high courts, district courts, and bar associations
• Visits to the National Assembly, Senate, and provincial assemblies to observe legislative procedures
• Visits to the Supreme Court of Pakistan, Federal Shariat Court, Law and Justice Commission, and judicial academies
• Visits to federal and provincial ministries

• Guest lectures on legal topics
• Seminars, workshops, symposiums, and roundtable discussions on legal issues
• Departmental trips to scenic locations
• Other activities as may be proposed in the future

• Develop advocacy skills among law students.
• Pro bono services are provided to the general public regarding legal matters and guidance.