NOW AVAILABLE: Inheritance Consultations
08 NOV MASTERCLASS: Fiqh of Food
Inheritance Consultation
for Women
Understand your Islamic inheritance position and prepare for your will
Islamic inheritance can become complicated when applied to the realities of modern family life. Questions about estranged family members, blended families, joint ownership, debts, bequests and different forms of wealth can leave you unsure about what happens to your wealth and assets after your demise.
An Inheritance Consultation provides personalised guidance on how the Hanafi rules of Islamic inheritance apply to your particular circumstances.
You will gain clarity on who your Islamic heirs are, what their respective shares are, and how your estate is dealt with after death - from funeral and burial expenses, to debts, bequests and finally the distribution of the remaining estate.
You will also have the opportunity to ask questions about your circumstances and understand why the inheritance is distributed in the way that it is.
Most importantly, you will come away knowing your Islamic inheritance position and what information needs to be communicated when preparing your will; whether you intend to use an Australian legal will kit yourself or provide the relevant information to a lawyer who will prepare your will for you.
What you will gain from the consultation
A clear understanding of your Islamic inheritance position
The identity of your potential Islamic heirs and their respective shares
An understanding of how funeral and burial expenses, debts and bequests affect the estate
Clarity around waṣiyyah (bequests) and what may be allocated through a bequest
Answers to questions arising from your particular family circumstances
The information you need to communicate when preparing your will
Greater confidence in discussing your Islamic inheritance requirements with a lawyer or completing an Australian legal will kit
Contemporary family circumstances can raise questions that are not always straightforward. For example:
Does an estranged child still inherit?
What happens when someone has children from more than one marriage?
What happens to jointly owned assets?
How do debts affect the inheritance?
What can you leave to someone who is not an heir?
What happens when your parents, spouse or children are involved in different combinations?
What happens when your family circumstances are complicated or unusual?
These questions can be considered within the framework of Islamic inheritance law and applied to your individual circumstances.
Session Details
Duration: Approximately 60 minutes (with any necessary follow-up included)
Fee: $90 AUD
Format: Virtual (online), with screen-sharing to help explain inheritance calculations and distributions.
For: Women only
Where your circumstances are particularly complex or further information is required, any necessary follow-up and clarification will be included as part of the consultation service (at no additional cost). The aim is to ensure you receive a clear understanding of your inheritance position and the information needed to prepare your will, rather than simply a calculation.
Your Consultants
Ustadhah Rahmah Ilahee
Ustadhah Sofia Mirza
Disclaimer:
This is an Islamic inheritance consultation, not a legal service. The consultation provides Islamic guidance on your inheritance position and the information you need to draft your will. Legal advice and the finalisation of legal wills are outside the scope of this service.
What happens next:
Complete your payment.
Book your appointment using the booking calendar - you will be redirected to it immediately after payment.
Attend your consultation, where we will discuss your family circumstances, explain the relevant Islamic inheritance rulings, and identify any information required to determine your inheritance position.
Receive your personalised inheritance calculation and guidance.
Where further information or clarification is needed, we will follow up with you to finalise your inheritance position and ensure you understand what needs to be communicated when preparing your will.