SYARIAH WILL
Our Wills are thoughtfully crafted to align with Syariah principles in Singapore, honouring Faraid, and importantly, without the high cost of a lawyer.
SYARIAH WILL
Our Wills are thoughtfully crafted to align with Syariah principles in Singapore, honouring Faraid, and importantly, without the high cost of a lawyer.
HOW CAN I GET STARTED?
HOW CAN I GET STARTED?
Step 1
Select to purchase a Muslim Will from our payment page.
Step 2
Log in to your account, follow the instructions, and complete your Will in under 10 minutes.
Step 3
Your completed Will will be emailed to you. Simply have two witnesses over 21 sign and date it. Before printing, ensure all names, NRICs, and inheritance details are accurate and correctly spelled.
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
Please identify the following key details for your estate planning:
Executor: The individual responsible for managing and distributing your assets according to your wishes.
Beneficiaries: The individuals who will inherit your assets.
Guardian: The person designated to care for any dependents, if applicable.
Asset Distribution: Your preferred allocation of assets among beneficiaries.
Witnesses: Two individuals required to sign and validate your estate documents.
- Documents: Ensure you have the NRICs, email, and mobile numbers of all individuals listed in the Will.
When it involves private properties and businesses, additional details are needed to ensure your wishes are accurately documented and communicated in your Will. Since our platform is designed for simple Will setups, we recommend engaging professional lawyers trained in the area of Faraid Law to assist you better.
Testator – Person who creates the Will
Executor – Person who administers your Will to relevant authorities and ensure correct distribution as per the Will
Beneficiary – Person who inherit your estate
Estate – Includes the Testator’s net worth such as Cash, Real estate, Possessions, Financial Securities, Investments, Stocks, Luxury goods, and other valuable items that could be exchanged for cash
Yes, a Muslim Will in Singapore must be witnessed by two male Muslim adults who are not beneficiaries.
As a Muslim with only daughters, if you don’t take any action, up to 50% of your estate may go to the MUIS (Muslim Council) automatically.
Yes, our professional Singaporean lawyers with more than 20 years experience are available to assist you with your Will intentions. Contact us for more details.
If your beneficiary already owns an HDB, the process will be subjected to HDB regulations on property liquidation. The proceeds from the sale will be considered part of your estate and distributed according to your Will.
Your assets will be distributed according to Syariah law. The remaining portion of your estate, after distributions, will then be allocated for charity.
If you have specific assets you want to allocate to someone, or if you want to ensure a trusted person manages your estate after you pass, it’s important to include these details in your Will. However, please note that your Will becomes invalid after you get married, and you will need to create a new one.
