Wasiat for Muslims

Declaration of inheritance

A declaration of a person made during his lifetime with respect to his property or beneficial interests thereof, to be carried out for the purposes of charity or for any other purposes permissible by Islamic Law, after his death.

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It is not permissible for any Muslim who has something to Will to stay for two nights without having his Last Will and Testament written and kept ready with him.

Prophet Muhammad S.A.W

Ensuring proper

execution of your

wealth & assets.

Muslims are permitted to bequeath one-third of his assets via a Wasiat to his loved ones who are not entitled under Faraid, be they Muslims or otherwise, or for charitable purposes in accordance with Syariah.

Process of Intestacy (without a Wasiat) Process of Testacy (with a Wasiat)

01

Assets are frozen upon the death of the person.

02

Application for Letters of Administration and Sijil Faraid has to be made.

03

The Administrator is appointed.

04

Application for dispensation of sureties or application for appointing 2 sureties is made.

*An Administration Bond is not required if a corporate trustee is appointed.

05

Letters of Administration are granted, thereby freeing the assets and distribution is made according to Faraid.

01

Assets are frozen upon the death of the person.

02

Application for Grant of Probate and Sijil Faraid has to be made.

03

Probate is granted.

04

Asset free and can be executed in accordance with the Wasiat.

What can a Wasiat do for you?

Your choice of wasi (executor)

Your settlement of debts and liabilities

Your arrangement(s) for your children

Your allocation of gifts to your loved ones or charity

Faster way of estate distribution

If you care about what you have done in your life then you should care about where it will go in the future.

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