Islamic will calculator
An Islamic Will, known as Wasiyyah in Arabic, is a legal and Shariah-compliant declaration made by a Muslim regarding the distribution of a portion of their estate after death. It is an important part of Islamic inheritance law
Below we provide you with two types of Calculator one is Pro, and 2nd is Mega PRO
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Islamic Will & Estate Calculator PRO
Personal Information
Total Assets
Debts & Obligations
Key Points About an Islamic Will:
- Shariah-Compliant
- In Islam, up to 1/3 of your estate can be allocated freely in a will (Wasiyyah).
- The remaining 2/3 must go to heirs according to Qur’an and Sunnah, e.g., children, spouse, parents.
- Purpose
- Specify your executor who will implement the will.
- Make gifts or donations to non-profit organizations, charities, or for any personal cause within the 1/3 limit.
- Ensure debts and funeral expenses are paid.
- Who Can Be Named
- Executor: The person responsible for carrying out your will.
- Beneficiaries within the 1/3 limit: friends, charities, or non-heirs.
- Witnesses: Usually, two adult Muslim witnesses to validate the will.
- Legal Requirements
- The testator must be sane and adult.
- The will must be written and clear.
- Two trustworthy witnesses are recommended.
- What an Islamic Will Does NOT Do
- Cannot override Shariah rules for mandatory heirs.
- Cannot include unlawful instructions (e.g., haram gifts or restrictions on heirs’ lawful shares).
- Why It’s Important
- Prevents family disputes.
- Ensures your property is distributed fairly and according to Islamic law.
- Allows charitable giving and personal wishes within Islamic limits.
Example Scenario
- Total estate: $300,000
- Debts & funeral: $50,000
- Net estate: $250,000
Wasiyyah (1/3 for personal gifts/charity): $83,333
Remaining 2/3 for heirs: $166,667, divided among wife, children, and parents according to Islamic inheritance rules.
Mega PRO Islamic Will Calculator
Step 1: Personal Info
Step 2: Assets
Step 3: Debts & Obligations
Step 4: Result & Heirs Preview
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🕌 How to Use the Islamic Will Calculator (Mega PRO)
Step-by-Step Instructions
- Step 1: Personal Information
- Enter your full name, the executor’s name, and witness names.
- Do not enter any confidential ID numbers, passwords, or bank account numbers.
- This information is used only for the generated will and is not stored anywhere on the website.
- Step 2: Assets
- Enter your total cash, gold/silver value, property, and investments.
- Use approximate amounts in numbers only.
- Avoid typing sensitive personal bank or investment account details.
- Step 3: Debts & Obligations
- Fill in your debts, funeral expenses, and unpaid zakat.
- Again, do not enter private account information.
- Only numerical totals are needed for accurate calculation.
- Step 4: Calculation & Heirs Preview
- Click Calculate & Next to see:
- Net estate
- Maximum Wasiyyah (1/3 of estate)
- Remaining inheritance
- Estimated shares for heirs (son, daughter, wife, parents)
- Click Calculate & Next to see:
- Step 5: Download Your Will
- Click Download PDF to get your Islamic Will document for printing or personal records.
- All calculations happen on your device (in-browser). Nothing is sent to the server.
⚠️ Important Data Safety Guidelines
- Do not enter:
- Social security numbers / national ID numbers
- Bank account numbers
- Credit card numbers
- Passwords or other sensitive login details
- The tool only uses numbers for calculation and stores nothing on the website.
- Everything runs locally in your browser, meaning your data never leaves your device.
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Privacy Notice:
This Islamic Will Calculator runs entirely in your browser.
No personal information or financial data is stored on this website or shared with any server.
All calculations happen locally on your device. Your data is safe and private.
