

LAWFAC ISLAMIC STUDENT ASSOCIATION
The Law Faculty Islamic Student Association (LISA) is a dedicated subproject under the UM Law Society, that aims to organize and conduct various religious events and activities to foster Islamic values and provide a supportive community for Muslim students within our faculty. These include the communal prayer event Solat Hajat Perdana, the special evening prayers during Ramadan known as Solat Terawih, and iftar gatherings that foster a sense of community during the holy month. Moreover, our planned activities also encompass Islamic talks, Quran recitation and memorization competitions, and Islamic art and cultural exhibitions. Our community service projects allow members to give back, and we celebrate Islamic festivals like Eid al-Fitr with joyous events.
LISA extends a warm welcome to members of all religious and cultural backgrounds as we believe that embracing diversity and fostering cultural harmony can create a better and more understanding world. Notably, we also emphasize the integral relationship between Islam and law, as both seek to guide and regulate our lives. This is exemplified in our past educational trips, such as a visit to the Jabatan Pendakwaan Syariah Selangor (JPSS), where members gained firsthand knowledge of Islamic law's implementation in Malaysia.
Therefore, we encourage all freshies to join LISA for a blend of enjoyable and enriching experiences. Whether you're interested in exploring Islamic traditions, understanding the intersection of law and religion, or simply meeting new friends, LISA offers a welcoming and enriching environment for all. Join us and start your journey of discovery, learning, and community building today!
High Committee 2025/2026
"Forging Legal Excellence,
Anchored in Islamic Values"

Treasurer
Syumaila Salihin

Vice Treasurer
Syazana Aleesa binti Mohd Suhaimi
Past Events & Projects




Islamic Medical Law and Ethics (MEDISME) Forum 2025​
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The MEDISME Forum 2025 explored the sensitive and pressing issue of teenage pregnancies and abortion, focusing on the legal, medical, and ethical dimensions from an Islamic perspective. The forum provided an avenue for critical discussion, particularly relevant to both law and medical students.
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Date: 16 May 2025
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Venue: Auditorium Tun Mohamed Suffian, Faculty of Law
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Highlights: Panel discussions on the medical realities and social implications of teenage pregnancies and abortion, viewed through Islamic jurisprudence and contemporary law.
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Panelists: Academics from the Faculty of Medicine, Universiti Malaya and the Department of Islamic Law, Ahmad Ibrahim Kulliyyah of Laws (AIKOL), IIUM.
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Recognition: The event was also featured on the Social and Preventive Medicine (SPM) website, underscoring its wider academic and social impact.
Fiesta Islam Universiti Malaya (FIKUM) 2025
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Fiesta Islam Universiti Malaya (FIKUM) 2025 highlighted student talent and intellectual engagement through a series of Islamic-themed competitions. The event served as a unifying platform for students across various faculties to showcase their skills in Qur’anic recitation, knowledge, and Islamic arts.
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Date: 12 April 2025
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Venue: Faculty of Law Universiti Malaya
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Competitions Held: Qur'an Recitation and Memorization, Islamic Quiz, Sermon (Khutbah), and Islamic Calligraphy (Khat).




Halal Industry Trip to JAKIM
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The Halal Industry Trip to the Department of Islamic Department Malaysia (JAKIM) was organized to expose our members to the regulatory, legal, and administrative aspects of Malaysia’s halal certification process. Participants gained first-hand insights into how halal standards are developed and enforced to ensure compliance with both Shariah principles and statutory requirements.
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Date: 17 December 2024
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Venue: Department of Islamic Development Malaysia (JAKIM), Putrajaya
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Highlights: Briefing sessions by JAKIM officers on halal certification, site walkthrough of certification processes, and Q&A with industry regulators.​​




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