Introduction to Law
1.1 Definition of law
1.2 Functions of law
1.3 Reasons to uphold the law
1.4 The importance of law
1.5 Differences between law and rules
1.6 Differences between Syariah law and Man-made law

Historical Development of Law in Malaysia
2.1 Introduction
2.2 Before and after colonization
2.3 Malacca and Malay States
2.4 Legal digest in Malay States: Hukum Kanun Malacca, 99 Laws of Perak, Laws of Johore, Majalah Ahkam
2.5 Effect of Colonisation on Malaysian legal system
2.6 Application of English Law

Modern Malaysian Legal System: Sources of Malaysian Law
3.1 Introduction
3.2 Classification of law: Public law, International law, Private law
3.3 Sources of Malaysian law: Federal Constitution, States Constitution, Federal law, State law, Judicial decision,
Principles of English law
3.4 Federal Constitution
3.5 Content of the Constitution
3.6 Amendment of the Constitution
3.7 The Parliament
3.8 Functions of Parliament
3.9 Judiciary, Court system and jurisdictions

The Position of Islam and Islamic Law in the Federal Constitution
4.1 Introduction
4.2 Islam as the Religion of the Federation
4.3 Article 3
4.4 Article 11
4.5 Article 121(1A)
4.6 Federal List, State List & Concurrent List
4.7 Syariah court system in Malaysia and jurisdictions
4.8 Court cases and relevant issue

Regulatory Body
5.1 Bank Negara
5.2 Securities Commission
5.3 Shariah Advisory Council
5.4 Shariah Committee in Islamic Financial Institutions

Laws Relating to Muamalah
6.1 Financial Services Act 2013
6.2 Islamic Financial Services Act 2013
6.3 AAOIFI
6.4 IFSB Standards

Q1 : What is meant by Massive Open Online Courses (MOOCs)?
A1 : Massive Open Online Courses or MOOCs are online courses targeted for unlimited participation and open access over the Internet.

Q2 : Who can participate in this Muamalah Malaysian Law MOOC?
A2 : Open to anyone who wants to learn the history of early legislation in Malaysia as well as laws related to Muamalah.