Create Your Islamic Will

Yes. Your will is designed for England & Wales and becomes legally valid when it's signed and witnessed correctly (signed by you in the presence of two independent witnesses who also sign). We provide clear signing guidance and review your draft before you download.

After you choose to finalise, a wills expert reviews your draft for clarity and consistency before download. If anything needs attention, we'll let you know what to change.

No. We help you prepare a will that aligns Islamic inheritance principles with English law and review it for clarity. We don't provide religious certification. If you have specific religious questions, we recommend consulting with a qualified Islamic scholar.

Wasiyyah refers to discretionary bequests — gifts you can leave to non-heirs (people who don't automatically inherit under Islamic law) or to charitable causes. Islamic law traditionally limits wasiyyah to one-third of your estate, with the remaining two-thirds distributed to fixed heirs according to fara'id rules.

Fixed heirs are family members who inherit specific shares under Islamic inheritance law (fara'id). This typically includes your spouse, children, parents, and in some cases siblings. The exact shares depend on which heirs survive you. Our wizard guides you through this based on your family situation.

Mirror wills are two separate wills for couples, often with similar intentions. Each partner needs their own will. Our mirror wills are £149 and include everything in the single will for both partners.