The Third International Conference on Legal and Sharia Studies, held under the theme 'Laws and Modern Trends,' concluded yesterday in Jeddah after three days of intensive discussions. The event brought together a distinguished group of researchers, academics, and legal experts from within the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia and abroad.
Conference Highlights and Research Presentations
During the conference, participants engaged in in-depth scientific discussions on key contemporary legal and Sharia issues. A total of 24 research papers and 12 research posters were presented, focusing on emerging jurisprudential, legal, and technological developments that aim to advance the integration between Islamic Sharia and modern legal systems.
Final Recommendations
The conference's final recommendations emphasized the importance of aligning Arab and Islamic legislation with local and international developments. Key recommendations included supporting applied research that offers solutions to legal and jurisprudential challenges, developing training programs for legal professionals, judges, and lawyers, investing in the development of young research talent, and strengthening knowledge exchange among scholars and practitioners.
Organizational Praise
At the conclusion of the conference, participants praised its high scientific and organizational standards. They commended the Ethraa Almaerifa center for organizing the event and providing a distinguished academic platform for exchanging expertise and discussing contemporary legal and Sharia issues.
