*/ Program Information Institution:
- Institution: Emir Abdelkader University of Islamic Sciences - Constantine, Algeria.
- Faculty: Faculty of Sharia and Economics.
- Department: Department of Jurisprudence and its Principles.
- Field: Humanities and Social Sciences.
- Major: Islamic Sciences – Sharia.
- Specialty: Contemporary Financial Transactions.
- Duration: Two years, divided into four semesters
*/ Program Objectives
The academic objective of the Master's program is to deepen the student's knowledge, making it more specialized and systematic, enabling them to acquire a sound understanding of contemporary financial transactions, deductive skills, and a clear vision of the objectives of Islamic law. The student is also guided to practice jurisprudential comparisons of financial transaction issues, whether within a single school of thought, within other schools of jurisprudence, or outside Islamic jurisprudence with contemporary economic schools. This is achieved by acquiring legal and economic knowledge that enables them to conduct this comparison.
In-depth study of the provisions of Islamic jurisprudence and its principles also enables them to understand the approaches of the mujtahids and the methods for implementing the objectives of Islamic law in deduction and ijtihad, particularly in the financial and economic aspects.
This is in addition to a methodological understanding of heritage books and manuscripts, as well as precise and well-established jurisprudential and legal texts.
Therefore, it is necessary to study historical materials that demonstrate the history of economic ideas and events, learn the logical and rational foundations of scientific research, and study research methods in Islamic economics.
The importance of this specialization lies in its connection to society, especially with regard to economic development, and its connection to Islamic banks and financial institutions, whether through training students on Sharia supervision and reviewing contracts, products or packages proposed by these financial institutions, or also participating in the financial markets and being informed about their products and the extent of their legitimacy, which establishes Islamic alternatives and moves from theory to application and participation in the financial system in particular and economic growth in general. This is in line with Algeria’s trend towards opening the way for Islamic banks.
Teaching Language : العربية