Wasiyya Guided Pathway
A clear path to peace of mind.
We’ve turned complex Australian estate law and Islamic inheritance rules into a simple, guided process.
Here is how we protect your legacy.
SECURE & SHARIAH-COMPLIANT
Your Guided Pathway in Three Steps
1
Outline Your World
Answer plain-language questions about you, and specific wishes. No legal jargon, just simple guidance.
2
The Distribution Engine
Based on your answers, our platform automatically works out each family member’s correct share under Islamic inheritance law – the calculations a scholar would otherwise do by hand. At the same time, we structure your document so it’s fully recognised by Australian courts.
3
Print, Sign & Secure
Download your legally binding will. We give you precise, step-by-step instructions on how to sign it with two witnesses to ensure it’s fully valid.
GUIDED CLARITY
Common Questions
What is Farāʾid and how does it relate to Australian law?
Farāʾiḍ represents the strictly codified rules of Islamic inheritance, defining exact shares for specific relatives. In Australia, the legal system upholds absolute freedom of testation. This grants you the complete right to legally declare that your assets be allocated precisely as mandated by Shariah, bridged seamlessly through a valid Will.
Can an Islamic Will (Wasiyya) be legally binding in Australia?
Yes, absolutely. A Wasiyya or Shariah-compliant Will is fully recognized under Australian law provided it is drafted to satisfy standard state statutory requirements. To be legally binding, it must be structured as a valid legal Will, signed, and witnessed by two independent adults. Our documents are crafted to ensure rigorous legal validity alongside faithful religious adherence.
How are the fixed shares calculated under Islamic jurisprudence?
Under Islamic jurisprudence, your estate must first settle all outstanding debts, funeral costs, and any voluntary legacy (Wasiyya) up to one-third of the estate. The remaining portion is strictly apportioned among Quranic heirs—such as spouse, children, and parents—using precise formulas based on the exact configuration of surviving family members.
What happens if I pass away without a Shariah-compliant Will?
If you pass away without a Will (intestate) in Australia, state laws apply a rigid, standardized distribution formula to your estate. This secular legal division does not account for Islamic principles, meaning your wealth will not be divided according to Shariah. Putting a valid Will in place is the only way to avoid this and secure your religious legacy.