Islamic Estate Planning Inspirations

#1 Gift

The most precious gift you can give in your life is the best Islamic estate plan that will have everlasting and lucrative outcomes materially and spiritually in life and beyond.

#2 Fails

Many fail in earning wealth but most fail in protecting wealth.

#3 Opportunity

Opportunity to save billions of dollars in money and assets from unclaimed and non-compliance, but for Muslims, it is not just money and legal rights; instead, there is much more spiritual demand in estate planning than any other faith.

#4 Chance

Chance is yours. Do not give others a chance to look after your affairs and wishes before it is too late due to mental incapacity or death.

#5 Time

Time is crucial. It takes years to build assets, but they can stuck for years in court after passing away due to impractical estate plans.

#6 Impracticality

Dying with an impractical estate plan is the same as nothing was created.

#7 Beyond Traditional

Traditional estate planning is about wills or trusts, but it is far beyond what Wassiyyah cares about.

#8 Key

Your Key to successful estate planning is to meet objectives in a practical sense. Creating documents for the sake of it would not meet the objective.

#9 Goal

Goal must be clear to achieve the final objective efficiently.

#10 Shariah

Shariah is fixed, but Legal laws are dynamic, and the challenge is to align both, which is mandatory for Muslims.

#11 Door closes

The Estate planning door closes immediately after mental incapacity or death