The faculty has organized a moot court session for law students to provide practical learning.
As the court opened, the students role-played a civil case filed by a claimant dividing themselves into prosecutors, judges and lawyers.
In the faculty of sharia and law, students are trained by highly experienced legal professionals in the classroom alongside with practical moot court sessions to help produce impactful lawyers and legal experts in the country.
Mogadishu University also established a legal aid center with the aim of supporting classroom lessons for law students organizing regular moot court sessions in shaping the vibrant legal professionals to lessen the backlog of cases in the courts of the country. Moreover, the legal clinic provides legal assistance and counseling to the vulnerable groups of the community who are unable to pay lawyers in a new initiative that justice is not denied for the people in need.