Islamic Estate Planning, Explained Plainly
Protect Your Family and Fulfill Your Faith — Islamic Wills & Trusts in the U.S.
Are you a Muslim living in the U.S.? Do you own a home or a car, have children, or have a retirement account or a business? Then you need an estate plan, and as a Muslim you need one that follows the Fara’id (the Qur’anic rules of inheritance). Here you’ll find clear, practical guidance on how to set up a will and trust that honors your beliefs and holds up under American law.
Our Vision
We envision a day when every Muslim family in America has a plan in place. When a loved one passes, their estate (everything they own at the time of death) would be divided as Allah (SWT) commanded. It would happen without years in court, without heavy legal costs, and without children left in uncertainty.
Our Mission
Our mission is simple: to make Islamic estate planning understandable. We publish plain-English guides that explain how a “will,” a “living trust,” and the Fara’id/Mawarith work together, and how to set them up so U.S. courts will respect your wishes. Every legal and Arabic term is explained as we go.
