A Duty to Plan, A Path to Peace
In Islam, estate planning is not just a financial strategy; it is a profound religious duty. The Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him) emphasized the importance of writing a will. A properly structured Islamic estate plan ensures your assets are distributed according to Shariah (Miras), protects your loved ones, prevents disputes, and settles your worldly affairs justly.
It provides peace of mind, knowing that you have fulfilled your obligations to both Allah (SWT) and your family, leaving behind a legacy of fairness and piety.
Key Islamic Estate Planning Documents
Our platform helps you create all the necessary legal documents to ensure your wishes are carried out in full compliance with Islamic principles.
Islamic Will
Directs the distribution of up to one-third of your estate to non-heirs and charitable causes.
Islamic Trust
Use this paragraph to describe what you do. This is a great place to let your visitors know who you are.
Power of Attorney
Appoints a trusted person to manage your financial affairs if you are unable to.
Healthcare POA
Designates someone to make medical decisions on your behalf based on your values.
Islamic Advance Directives
Provides clear guidance on end-of-life care in accordance with Islamic ethics.
Funeral Instructions
Outlines your wishes for a proper Islamic burial (Janazah) to ease the burden on your family.
How Can We Help
Zaki Financial offers flexible and reliable solutions to fit your needs and budget.
Automated Online Platform
Create all your essential Islamic estate planning documents online with our easy-to-use, guided platform. Simple, secure, and affordable.
Affordable Fixed Price
Get comprehensive, legally-sound documents without the high legal fees.
Expert Legal Counsel
For complex situations or personalized advice, we connect you with specialized lawyers who have deep expertise in Islamic estate planning law.
Personalized Consultation
Receive one-on-one guidance to navigate intricate family or financial circumstances.