Your will is an obligation before Allah — and a protection your family can rely on under Canadian law.
For many Muslim families, preparing a will is not rejected. It is delayed. The Muslim Will gives you a guided, Faraid-based will — structured to meet Ontario legal requirements and built around your family, your heirs, and your intentions.
What goes into your Islamic will
Your will is not a generic template. It is built around your family, your assets, and the Islamic inheritance structure that applies to your situation.
Islamic Inheritance (Faraid)
Your estate is distributed according to the shares defined under Islamic inheritance law — calculated based on your heirs, your family structure, and the assets you leave behind. The platform guides you through this step by step.
Guardianship
If you have minor children, your will documents your preferences for who should care for them if you and your spouse are both unable to. This is one of the most important decisions a Muslim parent can make — and one of the clearest reasons to prepare a will now.
Charitable Bequest (up to 1/3)
Islamic inheritance law allows you to direct up to one third of your estate to charitable causes of your choosing. Your will can include a Sadaqah Jariyah designation or a specific charity — documented clearly and built into the structure of your estate.
Learn about Charitable Legacy →Executor Appointment
You name a trusted person to carry out your instructions — to manage your estate, settle your debts, and ensure your wishes are followed. Your will makes their role clear and gives them the authority to act.
Prepared for both worlds
An Islamic will in Canada must work within provincial legal rules while reflecting the inheritance intentions of the person creating it. These two things are not in conflict — but they do need to be handled together, not separately.
Islamic Structure
Your will is built around the Faraid inheritance framework — the shares defined under Islamic law for each category of heir. The platform calculates this based on your specific family and estate, and your document reflects those shares clearly.
Ontario Legal Compliance
Your will is structured to meet Ontario's legal requirements for a valid testamentary document — including proper execution, witnessing, and the correct treatment of assets under provincial law. The document is not a generic form. It is prepared with the Canadian legal framework as a foundation.
Read our compliance framework →Your will is not a document you file and forget.
Most wills are signed once, stored in a drawer, and never touched again — until the moment they are needed most, when they are often out of date, incomplete, or impossible to find. The Bridge changes that.
Your will lives inside your private Vault — secured, up to date, and paired with everything your family will need when the time comes.
Always up to date
Life changes. A new child, a new asset, a change in your family structure. Your will can be updated any time, as many times as you need. No new fees. No starting over. Your document reflects your life as it actually is.
Secured and released at the right moment
Your will is held privately inside your Vault — not in a drawer, not on a shared drive. When the time comes, your executor is given access through a verified release process. Your wishes reach the right people, in the right order.
Leave more than a document
The Vault lets you go beyond the written page. Record a voice note or a video message for the people you love — delivered privately after you are gone. A message for your spouse. A message for your children. Words that no written will could carry.
When your situation calls for more
Some estates are more complex. Some families want an individual expert to personally review their case. These optional services are available whenever you need them.
Scholar Review
A qualified Islamic scholar personally reviews your inheritance calculation — for large estates, unusual asset structures, or complex family situations that go beyond the standard Faraid framework.
Meet Our Scholars →Admin & Legal Review
A closer legal review of your document — for clients with multiple properties, business assets, international holdings, or cross-border considerations.
Digital Attestation
Your will formally witnessed and legally certified over a guided Zoom session with a paralegal and witnesses — for those who want or require official legal execution under Ontario law.
From your details to a signed document
Complete the application
family details, assets, heirs, guardianship, and charitable intentions
Faraid is calculated
the platform structures your inheritance shares based on Islamic law
Your document is prepared
structured to meet Ontario legal requirements
Review, sign, and witness
your will is complete when correctly executed
A will is the foundation. Powers of Attorney protect you while you are still here.
Your will takes effect after you are gone. But what if you are incapacitated — unable to speak, unable to manage your finances? A Power of Attorney ensures the right person can act on your behalf while you are still alive.
Power of Attorney for Personal Care
Designates a trusted person to make healthcare and personal decisions on your behalf if you are ever unable to do so yourself.
Learn more →Power of Attorney for Property
Authorises a trusted person to manage your financial affairs and property if you become incapacitated or are otherwise unable to act.
Learn more →Your will is one of the most important things you will ever prepare.
It is also one of the most deferred. If you have been meaning to do this, this is the place to start — guided, clear, and built for Muslim families in Canada.
The Last Will & Testament is $149 as a standalone — or included in The Bridge from $5.99/month. Full access, unlimited updates, private Vault included.