The Library provides professional reference services through qualified staff who assist users in accessing and locating information resources. These services include guidance on using the Library's catalogs to search for and identify the locations of printed and electronic information resources. The Reference Department is equipped with several computers that enable users to access the Library's Online Public Access Catalog (OPAC) and efficiently search its collections.

The Library provides access to a wide range of electronic databases and digital resources to enrich its collections and ensure the availability of up-to-date academic and research information. These resources include specialized legal databases for students of the Faculty of Law, the Encyclopedia of Jordanian Legislation, and major international academic databases such as Springer, AccessPharmacy, EBSCO, and ebrary. In addition, the Library offers a valuable collection of electronic reference works and authoritative publications in various disciplines, particularly history, literature, and Islamic studies.

The Library provides an electronic catalog that enables users to search its collections directly, including books, periodicals, reference materials, CD-ROMs, scholarly articles, and graduation projects. The Library's catalogs are accessible through the University's internal network (intranet), allowing faculty members to search and explore the Library's information resources directly from their offices.

The Library provides free internet access to faculty members and students to support academic research, teaching, and learning activities. To facilitate these services, the Library has established three dedicated computer laboratories equipped with 70 modern computers, providing users with access to online information resources and research tools.

The Library is committed to promoting accessibility and equal opportunities for all users. As part of this commitment, it has designated a special area for users with visual impairments, featuring a collection of books printed in Braille to facilitate access to information and educational resources.

The Library offers photocopying services that enable users to reproduce journal articles and selected pages from reference materials for academic and research purposes.

Recognizing its important role as an educational, cultural, and social institution, the Library actively contributes to community development by strengthening cooperation with educational, cultural, and training institutions.

Its community engagement activities include:

•Training Community College Students.

•Hosting Cultural and Educational Visits.

•Providing Library Consultancy Services: Offering professional advice and consultation to institutions upon request, including universities, public libraries, and school libraries.

•Conducting Library Awareness Activities: Delivering informative lectures and orientation sessions in schools to introduce students to library services, information resources, and effective library use, as well as welcoming school students for educational visits to the Library.