Every application is reviewed by a qualified Islamic scholar. Here is who they are and what they do.
Islamic inheritance review is not a feature — it is a responsibility. The Muslim Will works with a network of Ijazah-certified scholars with expertise in Fiqh al-Mawarith to ensure every inheritance calculation is reviewed by someone with the knowledge to get it right.
A Faraid calculation is only as reliable as the person who reviewed it
Islamic inheritance law — Faraid — is precise, structured, and unforgiving of errors. The shares allocated to each heir depend on the exact family structure of the deceased, the nature of the assets, and the specific relationships involved. A calculation that looks correct can still be wrong if the underlying assumptions are misunderstood.
This is why every application prepared through The Muslim Will is available for scholar review. A qualified Islamic scholar with expertise in inheritance law reviews the calculation, verifies the shares, and flags any situation that requires additional guidance. The result is a will that can be trusted — Islamically and legally.
What the review catches
- Incorrect Faraid share allocations
- Complex family structures requiring specialist guidance
- Unusual asset arrangements that affect distribution
- Wasiyyah and charitable bequest structuring issues
- Madhab-specific inheritance rulings that affect the calculation
Qualified, diverse, and rooted in the Canadian Muslim community
Our scholar network includes Ijazah-certified scholars with formal qualifications in Fiqh al-Mawarith — the Islamic law of inheritance. They represent multiple madhabs and diverse community backgrounds, ensuring that Muslim families from all traditions and origins can find a scholar whose knowledge reflects their own.
All scholars in our network are verified through a rigorous qualification review. Their credentials, their madhab, and their scope of review are documented — and available on request.
Sulayman Al-Murayr provides the scholarly anchor for the Islamic review of inheritance structures at Muslim Will. He holds traditional ijazat and ensures the platform's standard logic aligns with established Islamic principles.
Ehab Kelani brings over three decades of experience in Qur'anic Sciences, Islamic Studies, and digital programs. He serves as an Imam and Family Counselor, offering extensive expertise in Usul al-Fiqh and classical text editing.
A clearly defined role — and a clear boundary
- Faraid share calculations — verified against the client's family structure
- Complex situations flagged for additional guidance
- Documented scholarly review included in the client's file
- Confirmation that the inheritance structure reflects sound Islamic principles
- A personal fatwa for your individual circumstances
- Legal advice — scholars do not review legal documents
- A substitute for personal scholarly consultation on contested matters
For complex individual circumstances, a personal consultation with a scholar of your choice is always appropriate in addition to the review provided through our platform.
Are you a qualified Islamic scholar? Join our network.
If you hold recognised qualifications in Fiqh al-Mawarith and want to serve Muslim families in Canada through a structured, professionally managed platform — we want to hear from you.
Learn more about joining our scholar network →