Academic Supervision & Mentorship
Throughout my academic career, one of my most rewarding roles has been guiding and mentoring postgraduate students. I have had the distinct honor of supervising numerous Master's theses, helping young legal minds contribute rigorous, innovative research to our field. These projects cover a diverse range of critical topics, including administrative law, constitutional frameworks, environmental legislation, and human resources laws. I am incredibly proud of my students' dedication to addressing contemporary legal challenges and contributing to the strategic vision of the UAE.
The Family in UAE Human Resources Laws.
Fatima Ahmed Rashed (2026)
Under my guidance, this thesis provided an analytical study of the legal guarantees and facilities supporting family stability within the human resources legislation of the UAE.
Legal Regulation of Tax Disputes in the United Arab Emirates.
Sarah Abbas Al-Faraqi (2026)
I supervised this specialized research detailing the legal and legislative procedures followed to settle tax disputes according to the latest UAE laws.
The Role of Administrative Control in Protecting Wildlife in the United Arab Emirates.
Mohammed Obaid Al-Amri (2026)
This thesis explored the administrative control mechanisms and legal oversight exercised by authorities to ensure the protection of biodiversity and wildlife.
Mechanisms and Controls for Initiating Constitutional Cases Before the Federal Supreme Court. Ayoub Hamdan Al-Hamoudi (2025)
I directed a comprehensive analysis of the legal procedures and conditions governing the filing of constitutional lawsuits before the highest judicial bodies in the state.
Government Investment Contracts in UAE and Egyptian Legislation.
Nasser Salem Bin Hareb (2025)
This comparative study analyzed the legal frameworks governing the conclusion and execution of investment contracts with government entities to safeguard the rights of all parties.
Protection of Public Employees’ Rights Against Administrative Authority Abuses.
Hamouda Thani Ali Al-Kutbi (2025)
I guided this discussion on the legal protection mechanisms guaranteed to employees, ensuring a fair balance between administrative authority and employee rights.
Legal Framework for Sustainable Government Administration in Light of the UAE Vision 2031.
Mohammed Thani Al-Qamzi (2025)
This research evaluated the legislative frameworks supporting sustainable government operations in alignment with the UAE's national strategic goals.
Disciplinary Responsibility of the Public Employee for Executing Unlawful Orders of Superiors.
Najm Mohammed Al-Otaibi (2025)
I supervised this comparative study between UAE and Saudi legislation regarding the boundaries of an employee's responsibility when executing unlawful directives from superiors.
Preventive Administrative Protection of the Environment and Sustainability: A Comparative Study.
Mohammed Abdulrahman Al-Blooshi (2024)
This thesis explored the proactive administrative measures taken by states to reduce pollution and protect the environment before damages occur.
State Administrative Responsibility for Environmental Damages: A Comparative Study.
Roqaya Ibrahim (2024)
I oversaw this comparative research into the legal foundations establishing the responsibility of the state and its institutions in compensating for environmental damages.
Disciplinary Guarantees in Taking the Disciplinary Decision in Public Employment.
Waleed Mohammed Noor Faqih (2024)
This study examined the alignment between the Federal Human Resources Law and local laws when issuing disciplinary sanctions.
The Impact of Employment Status on Challenging the Legal Status of the Public Employee.
Laila Hamad Al-Mehairi (2024)
I guided this legal analysis of how a public employee's job title or status in the UAE affects their right to appeal administrative decisions.
The Enforceability of the Administrative Decision.
Ahmed Fares Al-Dahmani (2023)
This in-depth legal study investigated the conditions and effects of enforcing administrative decisions and the commitment of individuals and entities to apply them.
Judicial Review of the Legality of Administrative Decisions.
Mohammed Rashed Al-Zaabi (2023)
I supervised this evaluation of the administrative judiciary's role as a stronghold ensuring that government entities adhere to the principle of legality and the rule of law.
Arbitration in Administrative Contracts.
Mohammed Abdullah Mohammed Al-Mulla (2022)
This thesis explored the effectiveness and legality of resorting to arbitration as an alternative and swift means of resolving disputes arising from administrative contracts.
The Impact of Criminal Accusation of the Public Employee on Disciplinary Responsibility.
Ahmed Abdullah Abu Al-Shawareb (2021)
I directed this comparative study on the disciplinary repercussions for a public employee facing criminal charges and how it impacts their career trajectory.