Much like American law, Islamic law provides a code of practice for Muslims in estate planning. This specifically includes provisions regarding the transfer of a person’s assets after their death as well as the creation and maintenance of an Islamic will.

Witting  a Will or Testament is a necessary task that every Muslim must undertake at some point in their lives. However, it is often complex and difficult . This is especially true if your estate planning needs involve both secular and religious laws. When it comes to planning an Islamic estate, it is not advisable to attempt it alone, especially when specialized documents like an Islamic will are required. It is advisable to seek our assistance before going into the specifics of an Islamic will.

That is why at ICMB we can help you to determine the Islamic shares of everyone in your Will before you have it notarized and filed.

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