Preserve Wealth. Fulfill Your Duty
. Leave No Doubt
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Introduction
In Islam, inheritance is not optional — it is a command from Allah جل جلاله detailed in the Qur’an
(Surah An-Nisa, verses 11–12). The shares are fixed, the order of distribution is clear, and
deviation is a sin unless all rightful heirs consent after death.
Our Process
Debts and obligations come first
Funeral expenses, outstanding debts, and any unpaid zakat must be settled before distribution.
Fixed shares are divinely mandated
They are not negotiable except by unanimous consent of all adult heirs after death.
Local law matters.
In non-Muslim countries, state/provincial inheritance laws apply unless you have a valid will or trust that respects both Shariah and civil law.