The Law College, one of the pioneer educational institutions of the city, was established in January, 1971, by the Anjuman-e-Islamia, Multan. In pursuance of the Government’s policy to nationalise the educational institutions, the College was taken over by the Education Department on Ist September, 1972. The Government provided curricular programmes as well as administrative and financial assistance to the College. The administrative control and management of the College was subsequently transferred from the Education Department to the Law Department on Ist July, 1977.

In October, 1977, the College was integrated with Bahauddin Zakariya University as its Constituent College. Keeping in view the public demand for providing specialised training in the field of Labour and Taxation Law, Diploma class in Labour laws was started in 1983-84 session, and in Taxation Law from 1986-87.

Classes of the Law College, which is housed in the Government Wilayat Hussain Islamia Degree College, Masoom Shah Road, Multan, are held in the afternoon. Presently, there are three whole-time and a number of part-time teachers (who are renowned working Lawyers of Multan) rendering their services to the College.

The College has its own library containing text books, reference books and Law journals. The students can borrow books from the library, according to the rules prescribed by the College.