Disclaimer

1. General Information Only

The Muslim Will website, marketing pages, articles, FAQs, guides, examples, and related communications are provided for general informational purposes only. They are not a substitute for individualized professional advice.

Reading this website, creating an account, booking a call, or communicating with our team does not by itself create a solicitor-client, attorney-client, fiduciary, or scholar-client relationship.

2. Muslim Will Is Not a Law Firm

Muslim Will is a structured technology and workflow platform operated by Patriva Technology Inc. Muslim Will is not itself a law firm and does not hold itself out as providing direct legal representation through the website alone.

Any legal work, legal review, legal witnessing, or execution-related professional steps must be understood within the role of the independent licensed professional or legal workflow actually involved in the file.

3. No Personalized Legal, Religious, Tax, or Investment Advice

Unless expressly stated in a separate direct professional engagement, Muslim Will does not provide:

• Personalized legal advice or legal representation.
• Binding religious rulings, fatwas, or individualized religious opinions.
• Tax, accounting, securities, or investment advice.
• Litigation, dispute management, probate litigation, or court strategy.

If your situation involves complexity, conflict, disability concerns, international assets, trusts, tax planning, corporate structures, blended families, or disputed inheritance issues, you should obtain direct qualified advice.

4. Jurisdictional Limitations Matter

Wills, powers of attorney, probate administration, witness rules, and substitute decision-making laws vary by province, state, and country. The current Muslim Will public positioning is Canada-first, with Ontario as the clearest current legal workflow.

Nothing on this website should be interpreted as a statement that Muslim Will offers fully supported legal service in every Canadian province, every U.S. state, or every jurisdiction where a user may reside or hold assets.

5. No Guarantee of Legal or Religious Outcome

No responsible service can guarantee that a particular estate-planning outcome will be legally effective, uncontested, tax-efficient, or religiously sufficient in every scenario.

Final effectiveness depends on factors such as:

• The accuracy and completeness of the information provided.
• The suitability of the chosen structure for your actual circumstances.
• Changes in law, court interpretation, or regulatory requirements.
• Proper review, signing, witnessing, identification, and storage.
• Facts that emerge only after death, incapacity, dispute, or probate review.

6. Execution and Witnessing Still Matter

A document is not protected merely because a website, platform, or template exists. Execution formalities matter. Where Ontario workflow is involved, signing, witnessing, wet-signature requirements, counterpart handling, identification checks, and any required involvement of a licensee must still be handled correctly.

You remain responsible for following the instructions provided for your file and for seeking direct legal help if you are unsure whether formalities have been met.

7. Third-Party Professionals, Links, and Charities

The site may reference or link to independent professionals, software providers, charities, scheduling tools, payment processors, or external websites. Those parties operate independently and may have their own terms, duties, and privacy practices.

Reference to a charity, scholar, or external professional does not by itself create a sponsorship, endorsement, guarantee, or legal responsibility for that third party’s conduct, unless expressly stated in writing.

8. Testimonials, Examples, and Results

Testimonials, examples, comparisons, or explanatory scenarios on the site are not a guarantee that every user will have the same experience or result. Individual files differ.

Any statistics, completion figures, ratings, or outcome claims should be read together with the surrounding context, the service scope, and the limits described in this disclaimer and our Terms of Service.

9. When to Seek Direct Advice

If you need advice on your own legal rights, tax position, corporate structure, disability planning, family dispute, probate issue, or a religious question requiring a personal ruling, do not rely only on the website. Obtain direct advice from a qualified professional.