1. Understanding of Islamic law: Students gain a deep understanding of Islamic jurisprudence and legal principles, which is valuable for those interested in practicing Islamic law or working in Islamic legal institutions.

2. Legal expertise: The faculty provides students with a strong foundation in legal studies, including legal reasoning, writing, and advocacy skills, which are valuable in a variety of legal careers.

3. Cross-cultural competency: Students develop an understanding of different legal systems and cultures, which is valuable in our increasingly globalized world.

4. Ethical awareness: The study of Sharia and law often emphasizes ethical principles and values, which can benefit students in their personal and professional lives.

5. Career opportunities: Graduates of the Faculty of Sharia and Law can pursue careers as legal advisors, judges, lawyers, or legal researchers in both Islamic and secular legal systems, as well as in government agencies, non-governmental organizations, and academic institutions.