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Judicial Formations in Sharia Judiciary Include Appointments, Transfers, and Retirements

Judicial Formations in Sharia Judiciary Include Appointments, Transfers, and Retirements

The Sharia Judicial Council decided to conduct judicial formations, which included the transfer and appointment of a number of judges in the Sharia High Court and appeals courts, alongside the referral of a number of judges to retirement as of 1/10/2026.

The decisions included the appointment of His Eminence Judge in the Sharia High Court Sheikh Nawaf Abdul Salam Hammad Al-Batush as President of the Ma'an Sharia Appeals Court, the appointment of His Eminence Judge in the Sharia High Court Sheikh Ma'moun Muhammad Omar Abu Saif as President of the Irbid Sharia Appeals Court, the appointment of His Eminence Judge in the Irbid Sharia Appeals Court Sheikh Falah Muhammad Falah Al-Abdullah as a judge in the Sharia High Court, and the transfer of His Eminence Judge in the Amman Sharia Appeals Court Sheikh Dr. Qasim Muhammad Muhammad Bani Bakr to the Irbid Sharia Appeals Court.

The following His Eminence were also referred to retirement:

1. His Eminence President of the Irbid Sharia Appeals Court Sheikh Dr. Azzeddine Mahmoud Muflaih Al-Daqqamsah.

2. His Eminence President of the Ma'an Sharia Appeals Court Sheikh Dr. Khalil Jibril Hasan Ayal Salman.

3. His Eminence Judge in the Amman Sharia Appeals Court Sheikh Muhammad Hashim Muhammad Azzam.

4. His Eminence Judge in the Amman Sharia Appeals Court Sheikh Khalil Muhammad Ayyad Al-Sukkar.

5. His Eminence Judge in the Al-Rusayfah Primary Sharia Court/Cases Sheikh Ahmad Yaqoub Mahmoud Khawaldeh.

6. His Eminence Judge in the Amman South Primary Sharia Court/Cases Sheikh Fouad Ali Abdullah Al-Shiyab.

7. His Eminence Judge in the Irbid Primary Sharia Court/Estates Sheikh Sami Badr Issa Al-Yousef.

8. His Eminence Judge in the Bal'ama Primary Sharia Court Sheikh Anwar Abdul Qadir Hussein Dahmas.

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