Wasiat Writing
Secure your legacy and fulfill your religious obligations with a professionally drafted, Shariah-compliant Wasiat.
What is a Wasiat?
A Wasiat is a declaration made by a Muslim during his lifetime regarding the distribution of his property or beneficial interests, to be carried out after his death. It serves as a vital act of responsibility — ensuring that one’s wealth continues to benefit the rightful recipients and supports causes that bring ongoing reward (pahala jariah).
Without a Wasiat?
For Muslims who pass away without a Wasiat, their estate will be distributed strictly according to Faraid. While fair, this predetermined method does not cater to specific wishes such as:
- Providing for non-Faraid beneficiaries (e.g., adopted children).
- Leaving a legacy gift for charity (amal jariah).
- Appointing a trusted executor to manage the estate.
Who Are the Legal Heirs?
Primary heirs (husband, wife, parents, legitimate children) are always entitled under Faraid. However, a Wasiat is essential for loved ones excluded from Faraid, including:
- Adopted or foster children
- Non-Muslim family members
- Specific charitable bodies
Why Write a Wasiat?
Islam grants you the right to bequeath up to one-third (⅓) of your assets.
Fulfill Your Wishes
Distribute part of your wealth according to your personal wishes, within the bounds of Syariah.
Appoint an Executor
Choose who manages your estate (Wasi), ensuring a fair, prompt, and smooth process for your heirs.
Avoid Disputes
A clear Wasiat minimizes the risk of family disputes, protecting your loved ones from stress and delays.
A Reminder from the Prophet ﷺ
“It is not permissible for any Muslim who has something to bequeath to stay for two nights without having his Last Will and Testament written and kept ready with him.”— Narrated by Abdullah bin Umar, Bukhari & Muslim
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