Last Wills and Testament is the most popular and easy-to-create and update estate plan. Create Single or Multi-country Islamic Wills to protect wealth and inheritors. To learn more, read Beginner's Guide to Islamic Wills

Create a revocable Trust or Waqf for an individual or family. Muslim Trust can help you save from the time-consuming and costly probate process required for a Muslim Wills. To learn more, read Beginner's Guide to creating Trust

You may not need to terminate or dissolve Trust once established however, situations may arise to dissolve Trust. Wassiyyah offers country specific Revocation forms. To learn more, read Beginner's Guide to Trust revocation

In order to cover non-titled assets and items, Wassiyyah offers country specific Deed for transffering assets and items in or out of Trust. To learn more, read Beginner's Guide to Deed of Assignment

Create a Pour-Over Wills to cover the estates left out from Trust or Waqf to protect all kind of assets. Wassiyyah offers Pour-Over Wills as an upgrade to Last Wills. To learn more, read What is Pour-Over Wills?

Create country and jurisdiction-specific Living Wills, Medical directives to protect preferences about Medical treatments, Organ donations, and Transplantations in line with Islamic bioethics principles. To learn more, read Beginner's Guide to Living Will.​

Create country and jurisdiction specific Power of Attorney for Healthcare or Medical. And create Power of Attorney for Financial or Property to manage assets globally. To learn more, read Beginner's Guide to Power of Attorney.

Create a Deed of Gift for lifetime gifts to be given to family or any individual. Hibah is highly customized to meet your Sunni jurisprudence (i.e., Madhab). To learn more, read Beginner''s Guide to Deed of Gift or Hibah.

Create a Beneficiary deed for a family or any individual. The scope and limitations you should know to ensure validity. Creating shariah-compliant Beneficiary deeds can ensure compliance. To learn more, read Beginner''s Guide to Beneficiary Deeds.

Create a letter of Wishes side by side with Last Wills, Pour-Over Wills, and Trust as a legally non-binding agreement that serves many purposes and gives you and your inheritors peace of mind. To learn more, read Guide to Letter of Wishes.

A certificate serves a vital purpose for executors and trustees during Probate processing and Trust settlement in support of Islamic Wills. To learn more, read Guide to Islamic Inheritance certificate.

Under the Muslim property law of inheritance, testamentary freedom is restricted to one-third. There are also restrictions legally due to tax impact. To learn more, read Beginner's Guide to Testamentary Bequest.

Wassiyyah offers resources for succession planning related to business, entrepreneurship, or joint ventures which is different than an individual estate planning. To learn more, read Succession Planning Guide.

Wealth related affairs and decision we make forms the integral part of our life. Wassiyyah provides tools related to mortgage, loans, credits, income tax, and estate planning, and more. To learn more, read Guide to Wealth management tools.

Wassiyyah Academy offers guidance about Islamic inheritance, Muslim estate planning, and Islamic bioethics through exclusive online courses. All courses are free for premium members. Learn more by visiting Wassiyyah Academy.