Islamic Wills
Islamic Wills Solicitor – Well-versed in all aspects of Islamic Inheritance
Any Muslim who has something to bequest is obliged to write a Will about it before the passing of two nights.
The importance of Islamic Will, also known as wasiyya, is clear from multiple Hadith, including the one above (Sahih Al Bukhari). Observing the Islamic rules and obligations of inheritance carries great blessing and mercy from our Lord.
Islamic laws around inheritance provide clear-cut advice on specific distribution according to the Qur’an, which is further reinforced by leading scholars around the world. This is why it is important to sit down with an experienced Islamic Wills writer or Islamic Wills solicitor to leave a Wasiyya after your demise.
Until and unless you make a valid Wasiyya or Islamic Will, your estate will not be distributed as per the laws of inheritance clearly outlined in the Qur’an. The Wasiyya is actually a portion which forms up to a third of your estate to be left behind for someone who does not automatically inherit it under Islam’s inheritance laws.
Islamic Wills Writing – Get your Wasiyya professionally prepared
Aman Solicitors Advocates has a proven track record in professionally drafting Shariah-compliant Wills. Our Islamic Wills solicitors are especially trained in the field of Shariah and Wills writing, having extensive knowledge of both the provisions of Shariah law in Islamic countries and requirements under UK law.
Our Islamic Wills solicitor will offer tailored advice according to your unique circumstances, ensuring that your Will is prepared in accordance with not only your wishes but also the rules and regulations laid down in the Qur’an. All the while, we also provide legal guidance on the various tax and asset protection issues which can sometimes arise during Wills writing.
We are known for offering a highly comprehensive Islamic Wills writing service across the UK, providing clear, transparent and easy-to-understand advice in preparing your Will under Shariah law. We specialise in dealing with a number of issues on your behalf which may arise during Islamic wills writing, including:
- Islamic inheritance share calculations
- Gifting and asset distribution during your lifetime
- Protecting the beneficiaries’ assets
- Designating Executors and Trustees
- Joint and mixed ownership of assets/property under Islamic law
- Charitable gifting
- Funeral wishes
To book a consultation, get in touch with us now and we will be happy to further tailor legal guidance according to your personal circumstances or requirements.
Aman Solicitors Advocates prides itself in being experts in the field of Shariah and Islamic WillsLaw with the assistance of Islamic scholars, helping you write your Will and prepare distribution, as per the fundamental laws in the Islamic faith.
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