101 the law rudiments systems 3:
The study program is divided into two parts: the first: the theory of law. It includes the following topics: definition of the law - the sources of law – the scope of law - the interpretation of law. The second: the theory of right. It includes: the definition of the right and its elements - the right's people - the place of the right - the right's sources.
203 The evolution of laws Systems 2:
The need for Islamic legislation - the role of Islamic jurisprudence (Fiqh) and doctrines - the sources of Islamic legislation - the balance between Islamic jurisprudence and positive law - study of the society circumstances and sources of legal norms and legal systems in the Jahiliya (pre-Islamic) era and the different Islamic eras.
204 financial transactions in the Islamic Fiqh 3 :
Roles of Fiqh: in the era of prophecy, in the era of Caliphs, in the era of Tabi'een, in the era of Mujtahideen (diligents), in the era of Taqleed .. Transaction systems: the property and funds system, the contract system.
221, The sources of obligation systems 3 :
Voluntary sources: this includes the contract and individual will. The study of the contract includes the following: the definition of contract, and the principle of will power. division of contracts Elements of contracts: consent, place and reason .. Provisions of contracts: the dissolution of the binding force of the contract, the impact of the contract binding force. The individual will includes: the promise of a prize .. Non-voluntary sources: an illegal act or negligence liability, unjust enrichment.
222 provisions of the commitment systems 3 :
It includes: the commitment effects: in-kind of implementation and paid implementation. Descriptions of the commitment: the requirement and term- transition of commitment, expiry of the commitment, the expiry methods and the most prominent one is fulfilment of the commitment. (Prerequisite of article 221) .
223 provisions of the in-kind and personal guarantee systems 3
Bail, both kinds of mortgage, the right of jurisdiction, the concession rights.
244 The family order systems 3
The definition of the marriage contract, its elements, conditions and divisions - a guardianship in the marriage contract, competence and the rights of the spouses - marriage contract expiry and its effects - the rights and expenses of relatives - the lost and its provisions.
321 Labor and Social Insurance System 3
Section I: the labour system: the entry into force of the work - the composition of the labour contract - The labour contract effects - the expiry of the employment contract – the settlement of labour disputes - section II: the social insurance system: the entry into force of the insurance system – work accidents - unemployment - aging, disability and death - health care - punishments .
322 Judiciary and evidence systems 3
First: The judicial system includes: a study of the judiciary authority – its order, composition and mandate, the judges and their jurisdiction. Second: Evidences: This includes the definition of evidences and their importance: the principles governing the evidence system, the place of evidence and burden, the ways of evidence which are writing, witness, circumstantial evidences, testimony, confession, an oath, experience and inspection.
323 litigation and implementation procedures systems 3
First: the process of litigation, including: the theory of the lawsuit and the procedures and the times of proceedings, the dispute procedures, attendance and absence, the sub-issues relating to the progress of the litigation, the verdicts and methods of appeal. Second: Implementation. It includes: the general principles of implementation, the execution authority, the implementation bonds, delayed implementation, the implementation parties, the implementation right, the implementation place and implementation disputes, custody, detention.
343 The systems of inheritance, wills and endowment 3
Study of the general provisions of the inheritance. This includes the inheritance and the eligible inheritors and presentation of the main provisions of Wills and endowment in the Islamic jurisprudence and contemporary regulations.
421 Systems of the private international law 3
The syllabus of the private international law includes five main topics: First: Nationality: this includes the definition and elements of nationality and its problems and ways to acquire and lose Saudi nationality. Second: Homeland: The study includes the definition of homeland and the international role of the homeland and the dispute in identifying it. Third: The international treatment of foreigners, including its development and applications in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia. Fourth: International Civil Proceedings which include identification of the international jurisdiction of courts and the conditions for implementation of foreign verdicts in the Kingdom. Fifth: the international conflict between laws. It includes a definition of the conflict between laws and the basics of the theory of conflict in the Islamic jurisprudence and the comparative law and identification of the applicable law and methods of its exclusion.
422 Property and funds System 3
Analysis of property - the scope of the property right and its restrictions – the common property - the reasons of property acquiring - the original in-kind rights emanating from the property right.
431 Civil Contracts Systems 3
This includes studying of the main civil contracts: the sale contract, the lease contract, the authorization.
441 comparative law systems 3
Definition of comparative study - subjects of the comparative study – Fiqh and Comparative Law - and the comparative study and law schools - the importance of the comparative study and the idea of legal legislations - a comparative study of a selected topic.
449 Systems of Sharia Rules sources 3
Definition of Fiqh fundamentals, its subject and history – Sharia ruling and its divisions - the sources of legislation – ways of extracting rulings from sharia evidences - conviction and convict - diligence and related rulings.
493 Practical Training Systems 1
Training of the fourth level students on the applied side of law, particularly with regard to the procedures applied in the judicial bodies and the various judicial committees. This is in addition to the practical training within the department in the form of mock trials.
496 Research Project Systems 2
It contains first of all: a theoretical part which includes the rules that should be taken into account in the preparation of a research in terms of selecting the topic and preparation of the plan and the rules of drafting and finalizing the research in addition to an introduction on the importance of scientific research and the types of research and familiarization with the university library. Secondly, a practical side containing assignment of the student to prepare one research or more, taking into account the rules that had previously been studied in the theoretical side, under the supervision and guidance of a teaching staff member.
231 The Cabinet System in the Kingdom 3
This Includes identification of the features and the basic systems and their principles, as well as a detailed study of the system of the Council of Ministers of the Kingdom.
232 Administrative Law systems 3
The study includes: general rudiments, organization of the administrative authority and the management tools to run its activities, the control over the work of the administration works, public utilities.
239 laws and principles of the Arab boycott 3
The study of this syllabus includes the legal basis to boycott the enemies - the Zionist danger and the legitimacy of its resistance - the emergence of the Arab boycott – acquiring a legal status for the boycott - the Arab boycott in the Arab League Charter and resolutions - the development of the boycott and its principles - the Arab boycott under the United Nations and the provisions of international law - the criminal penalty resulting from violation of the principles of the boycott.
233 systems of general international law (1) 3
This topic includes a study of the organization of the relations of countries with each others and their relationship with the international organizations, both in time of war or peace. It also concerns with outlining the structure of the functions of the international bodies and organizations.
332 Zakat and taxes System in the Kingdom 3
This syllabus contains the Zakat and tax systems in accordance with the prevailing regulations in the Kingdom in terms of its basis, conditions, and nisab (minimum amount for Zakat) and how to estimate it. The syllabus deals with the following: (1) the system of Zakat in terms of types and legal system of each type (2) the tax system in terms of types and legal system of each type.
333 General international law systems(2) 3
This topic is divided into two parts, one deals with the means of solving proper international disputes and the means of political, economic and military coercion. The second part deals with the international maritime law, and reviews the stages passed by this law, and the conventions concluded on this context and the extent of its development under the umbrella of United Nations and its conferences (Prerequisite 233 systems).
337 Administrative contracts systems 2
Definition of the administrative contract and characteristics, its conclusion and termination, as well as studying of the general theory of the contract and its application in the Kingdom in compliance with the government procurement system and its organizational regulations.
434 administrative judicial systems 3
It contains the contents of the study of the principle of legitimacy and the control over the administration works and organization of the administrative judiciary in the Comparative Law with a detailed study of the system of the Bureau of Grievances in addition to the cancellation lawsuit and compensation lawsuit(Prerequisite 232 systems).
234 The penal system (1) 3
This syllabus addresses the following topics: (1) a general introduction containing the definition and evolution of the penal system and its sources and different branches. (2) the general theory of crime: the definition of crime and the divisions of crimes and the general elements of the crime and what results from combination of these elements to uphold the criminal responsibility and the way to deny that responsibility. (3) the general theory of punishment: the definition of punishment, its purposes and characteristics and divisions and types of penalties that govern its application, variety and its expiry.
335 The penal system (2) 3
The study of this syllabus contains the following topics:
(1) A general introduction containing familiarization with the penal system, particularly the special section of this system and its characteristics and how it is taught in Saudi Arabia. (2) a detailed study of the major crimes in terms of identifying the elements of each crime, particularly the crimes of bribery, exploitation of the influence and crimes of forgery and counterfeiting and forgery of currency or stamps or checks.
416 penal procedures systems 3
This syllabus addresses the following topics: (1) A general introduction containing familiarization with the procedures, their importance and development. (2) lawsuits arising from the crime: the civil case and the criminal case and the parties involved in these cases and the subject and the reasons for end of each case. (3) stages of criminal lawsuit: the evidence and the investigation and the trial in terms of the followed procedures in each stage and the relevant authorities. (4) the punishment implementation procedures.
211 Commercial Law systems 3
(1) The familiarization with commercial law - history - sources - the scope of application.
(2) business and traders.
(3) commercial companies (general provisions of the companies - corporates – finance companies).
311 commercial contracts and bank operations systems, , 3
The definition of commercial contracts and their criteria and justification of their existence - a detailed study of the most important commercial contracts (sales contract - transportation contract - mediation contracts – mortgage contract) – familiarization with banks and the importance of their operations - a detailed study of the most important bank operations and deposit accounts - current accounts - opening credits - loans – commercial bonds discount – leasing of iron treasuries.
411 commercial bonds and bankruptcy systems 3
The study is as follows: Section I: commercial bonds: definition - characteristics - types - functions - characteristic of the banking law – explanation of the provisions of a bill - the bond (PN) check. Section II: Bankruptcy: concept – bankruptcy declaration - the conditions and rule of the bankruptcy declaration - the effects of bankruptcy: for the debtor - for the creditors - bankruptcy procedures - the end of bankruptcy - the bankruptcy prevention reconciliation (Prerequisite 211 systems).
413 Air Law systems 3
The study covers the following topics:
First: Introduction to air law: the definition of air law - origin - sources - independence.
Second: Air Navigation: the legal system of the aircraft, crew, airports.
Third: the scope of commercial aviation: commercial aviation and the rights of individual property - commercial aviation and state sovereignty over its airspace.
Fourth: Air exploitation of international agreements - the air transportation contract - the air carrier's liability.
415 Maritime law systems 2
The study covers the following topics: (1) definition of maritime law - history - sources - the scope of application. (2) the ship (its legal system - ownership – the other rights). (3) persons of Maritime Navigation (the microscope - the master - the crew - the ship supervisor - the payload supervisor - stevedoring contractor - marine broker).
(4) maritime contracts (the ship lease contract - sea transportation contract - Marine sales - the marine loan contract - maritime insurance contract – guidance contract - The maritime towing contract. (5) maritime accidents (maritime collision, marine - maritime assistance - joint losses).