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Islamic Wills & Legacy Planning
Ensure your wealth is distributed according to Shariah law while fulfilling your religious obligations. Our comprehensive will writing and legacy planning services provide peace of mind for you and your loved ones.
Why Islamic Wills Are Religiously Obligatory
In Islam, having a will (wasiyyah) is not merely recommended but considered a religious obligation. The Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him) emphasized this importance:
"It is the duty of a Muslim who has anything to bequeath not to let two nights pass without writing a will about it."
— Sahih al-Bukhari
Without a valid Islamic will, your estate may be distributed according to UK intestacy laws, which do not align with Shariah principles. This means your wealth could be allocated in ways that contradict Islamic inheritance rules, potentially leading to:
- Unequal distribution that violates Islamic shares (Faraid)
- Inheritance going to non-Muslims, which isn't permitted in certain cases under Shariah
- Denial of inheritance to step-children or adopted children who aren't entitled under intestacy but could receive a bequest
- Loss of opportunity to give charity (Sadaqah Jariyah) as part of your legacy
By creating an Islamic will, you fulfill your religious obligation while ensuring your wealth is distributed according to Allah's commands, protecting both your spiritual interests and those of your heirs.
Religious Benefits of Islamic Wills
- Fulfilling an Islamic obligation by following the Prophet's guidance
- Ensuring wealth is distributed according to Allah's commands
- Preventing family disputes over inheritance
- Providing for continuing charitable giving (Sadaqah Jariyah)
- Appointing Muslim guardians for minor children
- Specifying Islamic funeral arrangements
Legal Benefits of Islamic Wills
- Legal recognition of your wishes within UK law
- Potential tax advantages through proper estate planning
- Protection from intestacy rules that contradict Islamic principles
- Clear instructions for executors to follow
- Faster settlement of your estate
- Reduced stress for your family during a difficult time
Islamic Will Requirements
For an Islamic will to be valid, it must satisfy both UK legal requirements and Shariah principles:
UK Legal Requirements:
- Must be 18 years or older
- Of sound mind when writing the will
- Written document (not verbal)
- Signed in presence of two witnesses
- Witnesses must not be beneficiaries
Shariah Requirements:
- Follows Islamic inheritance shares
- Bequests limited to 1/3 of estate
- Cannot alter fixed shares of legal heirs
- Cannot favor one legal heir over another
- Debts must be paid before distribution
Consequences of Dying Intestate in the UK for Muslims
Dying without a valid will in the UK means your estate will be distributed according to the intestacy rules, regardless of your religious beliefs. For Muslims, this can lead to serious conflicts with Shariah inheritance principles.
UK Intestacy Rules
If you have a spouse and children:
- Your spouse receives the first £270,000 plus 50% of the remainder
- Your children equally share the other 50% of the remainder
If you have a spouse but no children:
- Your spouse inherits your entire estate
- Parents and siblings receive nothing
If you have children but no spouse:
- Your children inherit your entire estate equally
- No distinction between male and female children
If you have neither spouse nor children:
- Parents inherit equally
- If no parents, siblings inherit equally
- If no siblings, half-siblings inherit equally
- And so on through extended family
Islamic Inheritance Principles
If you have a spouse and children:
- Husband receives 1/4 if you have children (1/2 if no children)
- Wife receives 1/8 if you have children (1/4 if no children)
- Sons receive twice the share of daughters
- Parents typically receive 1/6 each
If you have a spouse but no children:
- Spouse doesn't receive entire estate
- Parents, siblings, and other relatives receive prescribed shares
Distribution must follow fixed shares:
- Specific shares prescribed in the Quran
- Different treatment for male and female heirs
- Parents always inherit even with children present
Key Conflicts Between UK Intestacy and Islamic Law
| Issue | UK Intestacy Rules | Islamic Inheritance Law | Potential Consequences |
|---|---|---|---|
| Spouse's Share | Can inherit entire estate | Limited to 1/4 (husband) or 1/8 (wife) with children | Spouse receives significantly more than Islamic law permits |
| Gender Distinction | Sons and daughters inherit equally | Sons inherit twice the share of daughters | Violation of Islamic inheritance principles |
| Parents' Rights | Parents may receive nothing if spouse exists | Parents typically entitled to 1/6 each | Parents deprived of their Islamic right |
| Extended Family | Limited recognition of extended family | Detailed rules for various relatives | Many eligible Islamic heirs receive nothing |
| Charitable Bequests | No provision for charity | Up to 1/3 can be given to charity | Loss of opportunity for ongoing charity (Sadaqah Jariyah) |
| Non-Muslim Heirs | No religious restrictions | Non-Muslims generally cannot inherit | Estate may go to non-Muslims against Islamic principles |
Real-World Consequences
Financial Consequences
- Incorrect distribution that cannot be undone
- Family members deprived of rightful shares
- Potential tax inefficiencies
- Costly legal disputes among family members
- Assets going to unintended beneficiaries
Spiritual Consequences
- Failure to fulfill religious obligation
- Wealth distributed against Allah's commands
- Loss of opportunity for posthumous good deeds
- Family disputes contrary to Islamic values
- Potential religious burden on heirs due to improper distribution
"By creating an Islamic will, you not only protect your assets but also safeguard your religious obligations and provide clarity for your loved ones during a difficult time. It is one of the most important acts of foresight a Muslim can undertake."
Detailed Inheritance Calculations According to Shariah Law
Islamic inheritance law (Faraid) provides detailed, fixed shares for legal heirs as ordained in the Quran and Sunnah. These divine regulations ensure fair and just distribution of wealth while considering the financial responsibilities assigned to different family members in Islam.
Primary Heirs and Their Shares
| Heir | Share with Children | Share without Children | Conditions |
|---|---|---|---|
| Husband | 1/4 (25%) | 1/2 (50%) | Fixed share |
| Wife | 1/8 (12.5%) | 1/4 (25%) | Share divided if multiple wives |
| Father | 1/6 (16.67%) + residuary | 1/6 (16.67%) + residuary | If sons exist, receives fixed 1/6 |
| Mother | 1/6 (16.67%) | 1/3 (33.33%) | 1/6 if siblings exist |
| Son | Residuary (remaining estate) | Twice the share of daughter | |
| Daughter | Residuary (remaining estate) | Half the share of son | |
Secondary Heirs
These heirs inherit when certain primary heirs are not present:
- Grandfather (paternal) - Inherits in absence of father
- Grandmother (paternal or maternal) - Inherits in absence of mother
- Siblings (full, paternal, maternal) - Various shares depending on combination of heirs
- Grandchildren - Different rules for son's children vs. daughter's children
- Other relatives - Uncles, aunts, cousins, etc., may inherit if no closer relatives exist
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Inheritance Shares
Important Considerations
- Debts and Funeral Expenses: Must be paid before any distribution
- Bequests (Wasiyyah): Up to 1/3 of estate can be given to non-heirs or charity
- Joint Assets: Special considerations for jointly owned property
- Non-Muslim Relatives: Cannot inherit under Islamic law
- Adopted Children: Not automatic heirs but can receive up to 1/3 as bequest
Example Cases
Case 1: Husband Dies
Family: Wife, 2 sons, 1 daughter, both parents
Estate Value: £300,000
Distribution:
- Wife: 1/8 = £37,500
- Father: 1/6 = £50,000
- Mother: 1/6 = £50,000
- Sons: 2/5 of remainder each = £65,000 each
- Daughter: 1/5 of remainder = £32,500
Case 2: Wife Dies
Family: Husband, 1 son, 2 daughters, mother (father deceased)
Estate Value: £200,000
Distribution:
- Husband: 1/4 = £50,000
- Mother: 1/6 = £33,333
- Son: 2/5 of remainder = £46,667
- Daughters: 1/5 of remainder each = £23,333 each
Important Note: These calculations are simplified examples. Actual inheritance distributions can be more complex, especially with other relatives or special circumstances.
Our Islamic will service includes a full consultation with experts in both Islamic inheritance law and UK legal requirements to ensure your will is valid and correctly implements Shariah principles.
Step-by-Step Will Creation Process
Creating an Islamic will doesn't have to be complicated. At GPOD Wealth, we've streamlined the process to make it straightforward while ensuring full compliance with both UK law and Shariah principles.
Initial Consultation
Schedule a free initial consultation with our Islamic wills expert. We'll discuss your family situation, assets, and specific requirements to understand your needs.
- Available in-person, via video call, or by phone
- No obligation to proceed after consultation
- Basic explanation of Islamic inheritance principles
- Overview of the will-writing process
- Initial assessment of your needs
Information Gathering
Complete our comprehensive questionnaire providing details about your assets, family members, and specific wishes. This forms the foundation of your Islamic will.
- List all assets and their approximate values
- Provide details of all potential heirs
- Specify any charitable bequests (up to 1/3 of estate)
- Name executors and trustees
- Appoint guardians for minor children
- Specify any funeral arrangements
Islamic Inheritance Calculation
Our Islamic scholars and legal experts work together to calculate the correct distribution of your estate according to Shariah law, considering your specific family situation.
- Calculation of shares for all legal heirs
- Verification by qualified Islamic scholars
- Application of appropriate Fiqh (jurisprudence)
- Consideration of special circumstances
- Integration of your bequests (up to 1/3 of estate)
Will Drafting
Based on the information provided and the inheritance calculations, we draft a comprehensive Islamic will that is legally valid in the UK and compliant with Shariah law.
- Created by qualified legal professionals
- Includes all necessary legal clauses
- Drafted in plain English for clarity
- Incorporates Islamic inheritance calculations
- Includes provisions for bequests and guardianship
- References Shariah compliance
Review & Approval
We schedule a meeting to review your draft will, explaining each section and addressing any questions. You can request revisions until you're completely satisfied.
- Thorough explanation of all provisions
- Verification that the will meets your needs
- Opportunity to make changes
- Final review by Islamic scholars
- Confirmation of legal validity
Signing & Witnessing
Once you approve the final draft, we arrange for the will to be properly signed and witnessed according to UK legal requirements to make it legally binding.
- Signing in the presence of two witnesses
- Witnesses must not be beneficiaries
- Proper execution according to UK law
- Guidance on safe storage of the will
- Registration with National Will Register (optional)
- Issuance of Shariah compliance certificate
After Your Will is Complete
Safe Storage
We offer secure storage solutions for your will, ensuring it's protected yet accessible when needed. We can also provide certified copies for your records.
Regular Reviews
We recommend reviewing your will every 3-5 years or after major life events like marriage, children, or significant asset changes.
Family Communication
We can help you discuss your will with family members, explaining Islamic inheritance principles to prevent misunderstandings.
Tip: Inform your executor and family members about the location of your will and any other important documents. This will make the process easier for them during a difficult time.
Legacy Planning Options
Beyond a basic Islamic will, comprehensive legacy planning can help you maximize the impact of your wealth, minimize tax liabilities, and create ongoing charitable benefits (Sadaqah Jariyah).
Islamic Trusts
Islamic trusts (Waqf) provide a Shariah-compliant way to manage and protect assets for future generations while potentially reducing inheritance tax liability. They can be particularly useful for:
- Protecting assets for minor children
- Supporting family members with special needs
- Managing business succession
- Controlling how and when beneficiaries receive assets
- Potentially reducing inheritance tax
Types of Islamic Trusts We Offer:
Family Protection Trusts
Protect assets for your spouse and children while maintaining Shariah compliance.
Disabled Beneficiary Trusts
Provide ongoing support for family members with disabilities without affecting their benefits.
Business Succession Trusts
Ensure smooth transition of business ownership while adhering to Islamic principles.
Charitable (Waqf) Trusts
Create a perpetual charitable endowment for ongoing rewards in the hereafter.
"The Messenger of Allah (peace be upon him) said: 'When a person dies, his deeds come to an end except for three: Sadaqah Jariyah (ongoing charity), beneficial knowledge, or a righteous child who prays for him.'"
— Sahih Muslim
Charitable Giving (Sadaqah Jariyah)
Incorporating charitable giving into your will creates an ongoing source of rewards even after death. Up to one-third of your estate can be given as charitable bequests, and we can help you structure these effectively.
Popular Charitable Options:
Mosque Construction or Maintenance
Support the building or upkeep of places of worship.
Islamic Education
Fund scholarships, schools, or educational resources.
Water Projects
Fund wells, water pumps, or sanitation facilities.
Orphan Sponsorship
Provide ongoing support for orphans.
Feeding Programs
Support food banks or meal programs for the needy.
Tax-Efficient Charitable Giving
Charitable bequests in your will are exempt from inheritance tax. We can advise on the most efficient way to structure your charitable giving to maximize both the benefit to the causes you care about and the tax advantages for your estate.
- Reduce inheritance tax liability
- Support multiple charities efficiently
- Create named funds or endowments
- Establish ongoing scholarships
- Fund specific projects or initiatives
Did you know? If you leave 10% or more of your net estate to charity, the inheritance tax rate on the remainder of your estate is reduced from 40% to 36%, potentially saving thousands of pounds for your heirs.
Advanced Legacy Planning Options
Lifetime Gifts (Hiba)
Giving assets during your lifetime can reduce inheritance tax while allowing you to see the benefits of your generosity.
- Potentially tax-free if you survive 7 years
- Allows you to help family members when needed
- Can be structured as Shariah-compliant gifts
- May include property, investments, or cash
Life Insurance in Trust
Shariah-compliant life insurance policies written in trust can provide immediate funds outside your estate.
- Tax-efficient way to provide for family
- Not subject to inheritance tax
- Can help cover funeral expenses
- Available through Takaful providers
Business Succession Planning
Ensure your business continues according to your wishes while providing for your heirs.
- Shariah-compliant ownership transfers
- Protection of business assets
- Fair treatment of family members
- Potential Business Relief from IHT
Our Approach to Legacy Planning: At GPOD Wealth, we work closely with both legal experts and qualified Islamic scholars to ensure your legacy planning is both tax-efficient and fully Shariah-compliant. We take the time to understand your family situation, financial goals, and religious values to create a personalized legacy plan that reflects your wishes.
Our Will Writing Services
GPOD Wealth offers comprehensive Shariah-compliant will writing and legacy planning services for Muslims in the UK. Choose the service that best meets your needs.
Basic Islamic Will
One-time payment
- Shariah-compliant will
- Islamic inheritance calculations
- UK legally valid document
- Appointment of executors
- Guardianship provisions
- Basic funeral wishes
- Free will storage
- Trust provisions
- Complex asset planning
- Tax planning
Comprehensive Islamic Will
One-time payment
- All Basic Plan features
- Mirror will for spouse included
- Basic trust provisions
- IHT planning advice
- Charitable giving structure
- Business assets provisions
- Digital assets inclusion
- International assets guidance
- Free annual review first year
- Shariah compliance certificate
Advanced Legacy Plan
One-time payment
- All Comprehensive Plan features
- Advanced trust structures
- Detailed tax planning
- Complex asset distribution
- Business succession planning
- Lifetime gifts planning
- Detailed charitable giving plan
- International asset protection
- Three years of free updates
- Free executor support package
Additional Services
Will Updates
£75
For changes to existing GPOD Wealth wills
Lasting Power of Attorney
£249
Shariah-compliant LPA preparation
Trust Establishment
£499
Setting up Islamic trusts (Waqf)
Probate Support
From £799
Assistance with estate administration
Not sure which service is right for you? Book a free consultation with our experts.
Book Free ConsultationCase Studies: Real-Life Examples
These case studies illustrate how we've helped real clients with different family situations create Shariah-compliant wills that meet their specific needs.
Case Study: Young Family
Client Profile
- Ahmed & Fatima, married couple
- Ages 32 and 30
- Two children (ages 3 and 1)
- Homeowners with mortgage
- Combined savings: £60,000
- Life insurance policies
Challenges
- Concerned about guardianship for young children
- Wanted to ensure Islamic inheritance shares
- Worried about mortgage payments if one spouse died
- Ahmed's parents lived overseas with health issues
- Wanted to include charity provisions
Our Solution
- Created Shariah-compliant mirror wills for both spouses
- Appointed Muslim guardians for their children with detailed instructions
- Structured life insurance policies in trust to cover mortgage
- Ensured proper Islamic shares for parents, spouse, and children
- Included 5% charitable bequest to an orphan charity
- Added specific provisions for religious education of children
Outcome
"We had been putting off making our wills because we thought it would be complicated and expensive. GPOD Wealth made the process straightforward and affordable. We now have peace of mind knowing our children will be cared for according to our wishes and our assets will be distributed islamically."
— Ahmed & Fatima
Case Study: Business Owner
Client Profile
- Yusuf, property developer
- Age 45, married with three children
- Owner of successful business valued at £1.2M
- Multiple properties worth £2.5M
- Investment portfolio: £500,000
- Both parents still alive
Challenges
- Complex business succession planning
- Potential inheritance tax liability exceeding £1M
- Wanted to ensure business continuity
- Concerned about fair treatment of children (only one involved in business)
- Wanted to create ongoing charitable legacy
- International assets in two countries
Our Solution
- Comprehensive Islamic will with business succession provisions
- Created family business trust for smooth transition
- Implemented lifetime gifting strategy to reduce IHT
- Established charitable foundation with 1/3 of business profits
- Structured property portfolio for tax efficiency
- Coordination with overseas lawyers for international assets
Outcome
"The team at GPOD Wealth provided exceptional guidance on both Islamic inheritance principles and UK tax law. Their comprehensive approach helped me create a plan that protects my business legacy, treats my family fairly according to Shariah, and significantly reduces the inheritance tax burden. I particularly appreciate how they structured my charitable giving for maximum impact."
— Yusuf
Case Study: Blended Family
Client Profile
- Kareem & Aisha, second marriage for both
- Kareem has 2 children from previous marriage
- Aisha has 1 child from previous marriage
- 1 child together
- Home jointly owned
- Separate investment accounts
Challenges
- Complexities of Islamic inheritance for blended family
- Stepchildren not automatic heirs under Islamic law
- Wanted to ensure all children were treated fairly
- Property ownership complications
- Concerns about ex-spouses' potential claims
- Needed clear guardianship arrangements
Our Solution
- Separate Islamic wills for each spouse
- Structured 1/3 bequest to stepchildren
- Created children's trusts to protect inheritances
- Detailed guardianship arrangements for all children
- Clear property ownership provisions
- Letter of wishes to explain intentions
- Regular review schedule to update as children grow
Outcome
"Our family situation was complicated, and we were struggling to understand how to create fair wills while following Islamic principles. GPOD Wealth helped us navigate these complexities with sensitivity and expertise. They created a solution that honors our religious obligations while ensuring all our children are provided for. The peace of mind this has given us is invaluable."
— Kareem & Aisha
Case Study: Charitable Legacy
Client Profile
- Mariam, retired professor
- Age 68, widow
- No children
- Estate valued at approximately £800,000
- Several siblings and nieces/nephews
- Passionate about education and poverty relief
Challenges
- Wanted to maximize charitable impact
- Significant inheritance tax concerns
- Needed to ensure Islamic shares for siblings
- Wanted lasting educational legacy
- Concerned about proper administration of charitable funds
- Specific wishes for funeral and burial arrangements
Our Solution
- Comprehensive Islamic will with detailed calculations for siblings' shares
- Structured 1/3 bequest to establish educational fund
- Created charitable trust with specific governance structure
- Annual scholarship program in client's name
- Reduced inheritance tax through charitable giving
- Detailed funeral and burial instructions
- Named trusted executor with experience in charitable administration
Outcome
"GPOD Wealth helped me fulfill my wishes of creating a meaningful charitable legacy while honoring my Islamic obligations to my siblings. Their knowledge of both Shariah inheritance law and UK charity regulations was impressive. I'm particularly pleased with the scholarship program they designed, which will benefit deserving students for generations to come while serving as ongoing Sadaqah Jariyah for me after I'm gone."
— Mariam
What Our Clients Say
Hear from our clients who have benefited from our Islamic will and legacy planning services.
"The thought of creating a will was overwhelming, especially considering the Islamic requirements. GPOD Wealth made the process clear and straightforward. Their experts guided me through each step, explaining both the religious and legal aspects. I now have peace of mind knowing my affairs are in order according to both UK law and Shariah principles."
Imran Ali
Birmingham
"As a business owner with complex assets, I needed specialized advice. GPOD Wealth's team demonstrated exceptional knowledge in both Islamic inheritance principles and UK tax law. They created a comprehensive plan that protects my business, provides for my family according to Shariah, and minimizes inheritance tax. Highly recommended!"
Saima Khan
Manchester
"GPOD Wealth helped us navigate the complexities of creating an Islamic will for our blended family. They took the time to understand our unique situation and provided thoughtful solutions that respected our religious obligations while ensuring all our children were fairly provided for. Their ongoing support has been invaluable."
Ahmed Hassan
London
Frequently Asked Questions
Find answers to common questions about Islamic wills and legacy planning.
A Shariah-compliant will follows Islamic inheritance principles (Faraid) as outlined in the Quran and Sunnah. This includes:
- Distributing wealth according to fixed shares for legal heirs
- Limiting bequests to non-heirs to one-third of the estate
- Ensuring debts are paid before distribution
- Appointing Muslim guardians for minor children
- Including Islamic funeral instructions
An Islamic will must also meet all UK legal requirements to be valid and enforceable.
Yes, every Muslim should have an Islamic will regardless of their wealth. Even with modest assets, an Islamic will ensures:
- Your assets are distributed according to Islamic principles
- You can appoint Muslim guardians for your children
- You can specify Islamic funeral arrangements
- You can leave a charitable legacy (Sadaqah Jariyah)
- You fulfill your religious obligation
Without a will, the UK intestacy rules will determine who inherits your assets, potentially contradicting Islamic principles.
Islamic inheritance shares for legal heirs are fixed and cannot be altered in your will. As the Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him) said: "Indeed Allah has given everyone with a right his right. So there is no bequest for a legal heir."
However, you do have flexibility in these areas:
- You can give up to one-third of your estate to non-heirs or charity
- You can make lifetime gifts (Hiba) before death
- With consent from all legal heirs after your death, they may voluntarily adjust their shares
Our experts can advise on how to achieve your goals while maintaining Shariah compliance.
Yes, an Islamic will is legally binding in the UK provided it meets all the legal requirements for a valid will:
- You must be 18 years or older
- You must have testamentary capacity (sound mind)
- The will must be in writing
- You must sign it in the presence of two witnesses
- The witnesses must also sign in your presence
- Witnesses cannot be beneficiaries or spouses of beneficiaries
Our service ensures your Islamic will meets all UK legal requirements while following Shariah principles.
How jointly owned property is treated depends on how it's held:
- Joint Tenants: Property automatically passes to the surviving owner regardless of what's in your will (right of survivorship)
- Tenants in Common: Your share forms part of your estate and can be distributed according to Islamic principles
For Islamic compliance, jointly owned property should ideally be held as "tenants in common" with specified shares. We can advise on changing from joint tenants to tenants in common if needed.
You should review and potentially update your Islamic will after any significant life event, including:
- Marriage (which typically revokes a previous will)
- Divorce
- Birth or adoption of children
- Death of a named executor or major beneficiary
- Significant changes in assets (buying property, inheritance, etc.)
- Moving to another country
Even without major changes, we recommend reviewing your will every 3-5 years to ensure it still reflects your wishes and current circumstances. Our premium plans include free updates for a specified period.
Our process is designed to be thorough yet straightforward:
- Initial Consultation: Free discussion about your needs
- Information Gathering: Complete our comprehensive questionnaire
- Islamic Inheritance Calculation: Our experts calculate shares according to Shariah
- Will Drafting: We create a legally valid document incorporating Islamic principles
- Review & Approval: You review the draft and request any changes
- Signing & Witnessing: The will is signed in the presence of witnesses
Most clients complete the process within 2-3 weeks, though complex cases may take longer. We offer both in-person and remote services for your convenience.
According to most Islamic scholars, non-Muslims cannot be legal heirs and receive fixed shares of inheritance. However, they can receive bequests of up to one-third of the estate.
For example, if you have a non-Muslim spouse, they would not receive the standard spouse's share, but you could leave them up to one-third of your estate as a bequest.
This is an area where different schools of thought have varying interpretations. Our experts can discuss your specific situation and provide guidance based on your circumstances and the scholarly opinions you follow.
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Our Commitment
At GPOD Wealth, we combine deep knowledge of Islamic inheritance principles with UK legal expertise to provide wills and legacy planning solutions that are:
- Shariah-Compliant: Verified by qualified Islamic scholars
- Legally Valid: Enforceable under UK law
- Comprehensive: Addressing all aspects of your estate
- Personalized: Tailored to your specific situation
- Clear: Written in plain language you can understand
"Making an Islamic will is not just about fulfilling a religious obligation—it's about ensuring peace of mind for you and your loved ones."