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The Messenger of Allah said: “It is a duty of a Muslim who has anything to bequeath not to let two nights pass without including it in [their] will” – Ibn Umar Sahih al-Bukhari

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The My Sharia Will Process

My Sharia Will puts you at the heart of the process providing you and your family with peace of mind. We remove the need for seeking out costly and time-consuming legal services, instead providing an affordable, tailored Sharia Will that is far more comprehensive than the free templates available over the internet.

Our process blends sophisticated technology and expert drafting to provide you with a customised Sharia Will based on answers that you provide in a simple and short online questionnaire. Our service allows you to create your Sharia Will from the comfort of your own home, making the process smooth and worry free as our trusted and professional team take care of everything.

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Under the Sharia (or Shariah), a Muslim with wealth is duty-bound to write a will, not letting three days pass without doing so. In order to fulfil this religious obligation
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Take part in our short, online guided questionnaire (with no complex jargon!). All that’s required is a valid email address.
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Based upon your answers our team will use their expertise to create a bespoke Sharia Will that is legally recognised.
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You will receive your Will within 10 days. Then all you need to do is finalise your Will using our simple instructions.
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Take part in our short, online guided questionnaire (with no complex jargon!). All that’s required is a valid email address.
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Based upon your answers our team will use their expertise to create a bespoke Sharia Will that is legally recognised.
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You will receive your Sharia Will within 10 days. Then all you need to do is finalise your Will using our simple step by step instructions.
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Frequently Asked Questions

How does Islamic inheritance work
Islamic law sets out strict and rigid inheritance rules that determine how a Muslim’s estate is to be divided between his or her heirs on death. Under the Sharia; freedom to decide who inherits what, is restricted to just one third of the deceased’s net estate (after deduction of all debts and funeral expenses).The remaining two thirds are divided in accordance with the Sharia rules, which sets prescribed shares for the deceased’s surviving relatives.
What happens to my assets if I don’t leave a will
In the UK, there are over 30 million adults who haven’t written a will! People often intend to put it off for later life, but it’s inevitable that many will die before getting a chance to get it done. When someone dies without writing a will (or has a poorly written one), they are known as ‘intestate’. And the rules of intestacy come into play. For example, if married, the surviving partner will inherit everything up to the value of £270,000. If the estate is worth more than £270,000, the partner also inherits half of everything over this value. The rest is then shared equally between the deceased’s children. These rules of intestacy are different to the rules of inheritance under Sharia law which means if you don’t have a valid Sharia Will and die intestate, your assets will be distributed contrary to the Sharia.
How are children dealt with in a Will
If you have children under 18, a guardian needs to be appointed in the Will to take responsibility for them. If you don’t appoint a guardian, it's ultimately left to the courts to decide what's best for your children. Such decisions by the court may not be in line with the Sharia and your specific wishes.
What is an executor
An executor of a will is somebody you choose to carry out the instructions or wishes left in your will. They could be a friend, family member or a professional – the most important thing is that they feel comfortable, and you feel confident in them administering your estate.
How do Sharia wills work under English law?
Ideally, a properly written Sharia Will will adhere to the principles of Islam, as well as being tax-efficient and fully compliant with the laws of England and Wales. Sharia Wills are often homemade or written by people who are not qualified legal professionals, which means they may fail to consider all the legal issues surrounding each particular circumstance. These wills may not have any effect under English law, which can render your estate difficult to administer, and create tax and legal complications and expense. Planning ahead is key to preserving your assets and mitigating tax, which is why our Sharia Will is designed ensure your wishes are compliant with both the Sharia and U.K. law.

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At My Sharia Will we recognise your will is a very private matter, so we’ve made it possible for you to do this from the privacy of your own home. We ensure strict adherence to data privacy laws, so you can rest assured that the content of your will is completely secure and confidential.

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Our trusted team is made up of both legal experts and Shariah scholars.

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Our exclusive and individually drafted Sharia Wills utilise cutting edge technology and our professional expertise to provide a cost effective and comprehensive Sharia Will that is both affordable and compliant.

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Every one of our Wills is checked and signed off by our Sharia Scholar

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Our process is designed to be quick and easy. Answer our simple questionnaire and let us take care of the rest.