A Sharia Will ensures that your estate is distributed in accordance with Islamic inheritance laws. For Muslims living in the UAE, drafting and registering a Sharia-compliant will provides clarity and peace of mind, ensuring your family is cared for and your legacy preserved. Our team assists in preparing wills that align with both UAE law and Sharia principles, offering a structured and legally enforceable solution for asset distribution and guardianship.
Our Process
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Documents Required
To prepare and register a Sharia Will, you will generally need:
- Passport and Emirates ID.
- Proof of UAE residence.
- Details of assets (local and international).
- Names and details of heirs.
- Marriage certificate (if applicable).
- Birth certificates of children (if guardianship applies).
Deliverables
When you engage us for a Sharia Will, you receive:
- A will drafted in compliance with Sharia inheritance principles.
- Guidance on lawful distribution of assets under Sharia.
- Document preparation tailored to your family structure.
- Assistance with guardianship provisions for minor children.
- Support with registration at the appropriate UAE authority.
How Abu Dhabi Will Preparation Works
1
Initial Consultation
We discuss your family structure, assets, and objectives.
2
Drafting the Will
A Sharia-compliant will is prepared, reflecting inheritance rules.
3
Document Review
You review the draft and make any adjustments.
4
Finalization
The will is finalized after your approval.
5
Registration
We assist with submitting the will for registration at the relevant authority in the UAE.
What is a Sharia Will?
A Sharia Will is a legally binding document that ensures a Muslim’s estate is distributed according to Islamic inheritance laws after their passing. It details the rightful heirs, asset allocation, and guardianship provisions, ensuring compliance with both religious obligations and the UAE’s legal system.
Why You Should Register a Sharia Will
- Asset distribution in compliance with Sharia inheritance rules.
- Guardianship arrangements for minor children.
- Prevention of disputes among heirs.
- Legal enforceability in UAE courts.
- Clarity and peace of mind for family members.
Registering a Sharia Will provides assurance that your estate will be managed as per Islamic principles and UAE law. Benefits include:
How a Sharia Will Works
A Sharia Will specifies how a person’s estate should be distributed upon their passing, in accordance with the rules of Islamic inheritance. The UAE courts recognize and enforce Sharia wills, ensuring that beneficiaries receive their rightful shares and guardianship provisions for minor children are properly documented. By registering a Sharia Will, you guarantee compliance with both religious principles and UAE legal requirements.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
Any Muslim resident or expatriate in the UAE can prepare and register a Sharia-compliant will.
Yes, though enforceability outside the UAE depends on the jurisdiction of the assets.
Yes, guardianship provisions for minor children can be included.
Yes, wills can be updated or revoked following the proper legal process.
In such cases, the estate is distributed according to Sharia law by default, which may cause delays or disputes without a documented will.