Housing

Firstly :

• Being late outside the residence after the scheduled appointments.
• Making noise in the residence and its facilities.
• Appearing in inappropriate clothing.
• Failure to adhere to university housing regulations.
• Using housing tools for purposes other than their intended use, such as using electric heaters or the like.
• Failure to clean the room or throwing waste in places other than those designated for it.
• Bring large televisions or recording devices to the bedrooms.
• Hanging posters inside buildings and rooms without prior permission.
• Rooftops of residential buildings.
• Being outside university housing without obtaining permission to spend the night outside for female students, with notifying the guardian. In the event of a repeat violation, the guardian must be notified again.
• Misuse of university housing tools and facilities

• Imposing a penalty for drawing attention (warning) in the event that any of these violations are committed the first time.
• Imposing a deprivation warning penalty in the event that any of these or similar violations are repeated for a second time.
• Imposing a penalty of temporary deprivation of residence for a period (from one week to a month) in the event that any of these violations are repeated for the third time.
• Imposing the penalty of permanent deprivation of residency in the event that any of these violations are committed for the fourth time.

secondly :

• Tampering with university housing custody.
• Practicing sports activities between buildings and in places other than those designated for them.
• The presence of the building’s era in places other than its intended use.
• The student’s presence in university housing despite being informed of his absence
• Using university housing tools for purposes other than their intended purpose.
• Absence from university housing without permission or an acceptable excuse.
• The student used the university housing card before obtaining a replacement for the lost one.
• Use speakers.
• Throwing waste from room windows.
• Any violation of the provisions of the regulations and decisions issued by the University Housing Administration

• Imposing a warning penalty of deprivation of residence if any of these violations are committed for the first time.
• Imposing a penalty of temporary deprivation of residence (from one week to a month) in the event that any of these violations are committed for the second or similar time.
• Permanent deprivation of residency in the event that any of these violations are committed for the third time or similar violations.

Third :

• The presence of non-residents in the bedrooms.
• Having the room key with a non-resident.  
• Having a student card with another student.
• Friendly (informal) transfer between students other than the residence hall.
• Using electrical connections inside or outside buildings or inside rooms, which affects electricity loads.
• Deviation from decorum in the treatment of colleagues or employees in the residence.

• Imposing a temporary deprivation penalty for a period of (one week to a month) in the event that any of these violations are committed for the first time.
• Imposing the penalty of permanent deprivation of residency in the event of repetition of any of these or similar violations.
• Impose an immediate eviction penalty for anyone who commits a violation

Fourthly :

• Using drugs, alcohol, or being in places where drugs or alcohol are used.
• Carrying out gambling, smoking in rooms, or purchasing a shisha or the like.
• Picketing, participating in demonstrations, or inciting them.
• Forming groups, holding meetings, distributing leaflets, or holding exhibitions without prior permission.
• Possession of weapons of all kinds or possession of flammable or flammable materials.
• Tampering with city facilities or deliberately damaging them, such as public electricity switches, gas or water valves, or fire extinguishers, or defacing walls by writing or drawing on them, resulting in damage.
• Possessing or using fireworks (rockets or flares) inside university housing or possessing flammable or flammable materials.
• The student assaulted by hitting another student, the staff, or using other tools.
• Any act that degrades honor or dignity or is contrary to good behavior.
• The student who resides in university housing after the end of his residency is also punished by paying the period of his actual residence and not being placed in residence in the following year.
• Also, a student who loses his residence card (card) will be punished by paying the fine, and in the event of repeated loss of the card, he will be punished with a temporary eviction penalty (one week to a month).